The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, June 26, 1920, Image 5
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TUB FLORUNdB PAILT TDiBS SATPRDAT
)N. JTJNfc 28, 1928.
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Small Farm Near Town
30 acres one mile West of City on Darlington
Street public road, all cleared and in high state of
cultivation, three tenant houses and necessary
barns and stables. This is a splendid trucking
proposition, ait a reasonable price.
Let us show it to you.
LUCAS & BRUNSON
Real Estate Brokers
32 1-2 West Evans Street s
FLORENCE. S. C.
Phone 386
HELD FIVE YEARS IN 6ERMANY
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The
Victrola
Talking Machine
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Ivers & Pond
Kranich & Bach
Steinway
Kurtzmann
Shoninger
Pianos
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Robert »\ William* <».' Watertown, N. 1\., wJ'th ltW famHjr arttvlrif tll New
York I'rorn Europe, tiller a lapte of six years, more than live btthg spent In
an enforced stay at Wiesbaden, Germany. Mr. Williams and Ills family were
; touring Europe when the war he can. and though nrrfted with proper or*
dentlats v.'ere not permitted to leave Wiesbaden, tlie 1 German' commander
suspecting Mr. Williams of being a spy. During, the war they were forced
to subsist on German government rations, and it was not until last uioutb
that they recei\ ed permission to start for the United States. Mr. WUlMatk
Is the sou of former Supreme Court Justice Pardon C. Williams.
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ADVESTISfetoCdltS
ftarifor Pfaifit—Use far Results
Ons Cent a Word, m AdvertlseUMit Tun for
Lte* Tbart 2SC. uar.li la Advance •
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TVrbtf InMitions '—--—9 Av
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Wanted
FOR STALE—P.vth srtMSBd' jlhe Inm-
ber of all kinds. See Li J. Hew
itt, at Hewitt's Mbrkef, N Dargan
St. or phone H50-J.
W’ANTED—Two., ori; threto robms
with gas. suitable for light house- „.. _ m ^ ,
keeping, only one child, seven F0R SALE—Ten head of cows and
months- old. Addrefis J. E Foss, : yearlings odd about 40 shoates,
620 West Evans St. '' • or W,R trade for good milch cows,
—u ‘ registered stock preferred. - C. E.
FARM WANTED—Wanted to hear David > R F D J Florence, S. C.
from owner of farm or good land — '——————— ■"
for sale Send price and discrip-! HAVE FOR SALE—A full ^llne
tion. FaM delivery: L. Hones,
llox 561-. Olney, HE
of parts for two tort and ton Spec
ial Republic Tfticks. Will sell
cheap. Transport Garage.
Ritchie, Transport Garage.
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MiiceRafieMtt
RED COVER ONCE AGAIN
Seaboard Air Line Schedule Folder
Returns to Pre-war Status
FOR HUURBBEflS
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COME TO US FOR
VICTOR RECORDS
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| Pre-war days are recalled in th^
! new schedule folder Issued recentlj
by the Seaboard Air Line railway, j
Tib- old and familiar red cover has ITEMS GATHERED HERE AND
j returned under private ownership I THERE AND CONDENSED
along with several improvlments j ror QUICK READING
.calculated to assist passengers ini
tending to use the company’s lines. 1 Sumter-Two smalt children o£
Of especial interest to the traveling two negro families living near Sum
i public will be the schedule of Pull- ter got into a fuss which was later
! turn car rates, including the new 20 taken up by the two mothers of
j pet cent, 4nc*,‘ase, now contairted the children and finally by the falli
, in the folder. ers and as a result one of the ne-
j grots was shot mid killed and the
' Ancient Idea of Comet*. 011,01 escapeti the swamp.
Ancient peoples, puzzled by these . Greeniiville-Preparatlons are l,e-
awe-insplring phenomena, proclaimed harried forward .or 11 b'f
,h..-com,,. rt .... *n,. ' " y na t'' d J S r “, W nT ' ,m " l ' ,U "
of morli.1,, .vlilch. .iscmlln, ,o IM , nos ... Unr | ng ta , rtl „ n8r re .
sky. and so coming to the not oe o ) . (iKa 0 | ( . our t a negro who was to
<► God. are set on tire hy Ills wrath.
1 1 ave h ‘j t tried that afternoon
WANTED—You to bring your moi.
tor troubles to Me before expert,
menting with them. Light repairs 1
or overhauling Motors a specialty
C. W. Eaton, 214 8. Dillard St. '
. ■ WELDING^—We aro prepsifed to do
WANTED—You to try our repair o^P^t welding, both light and
shop, and be convinced that we I hoavy. Alfee expert service on all
can deliver the goods. Open day machine repair work. The Brid-
and night. East Florence Service. , bers Machine Co.
Station. Phone 979. 8 SIDELINE Salesman— Salesman
- ■ - ■ traveling the tobacco belt can han
.WANTED—Automobile owners to 1 dle a 1,ne of SaWdioard assort
know that we have the best ments: nothing to carry but two
marhinica In town at the East photographs. Address The Novel
Florence ServicA Station Phone ,v Salesman, North, S. C.
797. Open day and night.
—_I i FORD OWNERS—Make that Ford
WAtNTED—you to look at the two r,de eas y- Apply a set of Holliday
Dodge Cars that the Transport Oar Shock Absorbers, $16.00. East
age has tor sale. Florence Service Station. Open
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
The undersigned having duly
quaillled as administrator of the es
tote of L. M. Day, deceased, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to file them with
tlie undersigned at once. All per-.
sdns indebted to said estate will
please make Immediate payment.
Thltf the 24th day of June 1920.
GEO. C. GREEN,
Administrator of estate of L. M.
Dry, deceased, Weldon. N". C.
NOTICE
Books for enrolling numbers of
democratic party In /Ward 4, City of
Florence, for th* purpose of voting
In democratic primary this summer,
will be found at the office of Real
Estate & Trust Company.
Ward 4 is comprised of the terri
tory lying south of Evans street arid
West of Dargan Street.
L. B. HARPER,
Secy Democ?*t!c Club, Ward 4.
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Take notice that the undersigned
board of corporators will apply to
Hon. W. Banks Dove, Secy of State
on the 29 day of June 1920 for char
ter, incorporating the Men’s Shop,
a proposed corporation being organ
ized lor the purpose of dealing in
Men’s and boy's furnishings and
general merchandise. ( ,
Proposed capital to be $60,000.00
divided Into 120 shares of the par
value of $500.00 each. Principal
place of business to be at Florence
S. C. Books of subscription now
open at office of Real Estate and
Trus* C<>. and will remain open un
til the whole amount of said capital
is subscribed.
W. E. OSTEEN
L. B. HARPER
Board of Corporators.
day and night. Phone 797
WANTED-the shoe wearing public) T^r^Tinv
to know that I make old shoes look ATTLNTION
.like new. Try me with a pair. ti.
C. Roper, care flbrenfee Shoe Store
E. E-vans., St. phone 163.
C0NTRACT0R8-
Sand for building, delivered any
where in the city at any time,
large or small quantities. Address
J R. Temple R. F. D. 3.
WANTED—you to do right and come 1 ,
to the Transport Garage and see
the used Dort Touring Car and the
WHEN YOUR CLOTHES—Need
Prehslngl' Cleaning or Altvrlng
Overland
there.
Club Roadster for sale
HOW *0 FIND
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RIGHT
E ACH kind of motor lias its peculiar lub
ricating problem. But even more im
portant, is the condition of the motor.
If it is a new motor, the parts are snug.
If it has been run a'short while, the parts
have become loosened up.
If it has been run for a long time, the purls
are probably well worn.
Each of these conditions requires a different
grade of oil.
Vou cannot place too much importance
upon thifr fundamental Law of Lubrication: —
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Pen EVERY HACHIK E, of
EVERY DEGREE of WEAR tffere
/rA SCIENTIFIC . WCLAIR
• OIL to SUIT ftt SPEED AND
CONSERVE its POWER.
Our index, based on this Law, tells you the
right oil for every motor and motor condition.
Ask the nearest Sinclair Dealer for a copy.
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SINCLAIR RliFINING CO., Chicago
Atlanta
Hroi'kliiu
Hiltfalo
Cleveland
Denver
letroit
imiNtOd
* Aanstts City
SU0. itw Sinn oj
t>Si i \
This luterprvtntlon of comets, though , inad(1 , |is * es<1 . (pa from thft 00linlv
convenient for mnlilng people more re- j ;| j|
ligious, was not otherwise valuable..' Spartanburg—Thos. H. Daniels
„ By 1050 A. D. u good deal was known ) ias been elevated cashier of the
1 about the laws governing them. Bank of Commerce. He is a gradu-
ate' of Woffo'iJT College, class 1902
and has been connected with the
legal department of the Southern
Railroad for many years. He Is a
brother of Dr. W. D. Daniels Of
Clemson, 1‘rof. J (’ Daniels of Darl
ington, <’ E Daniels of Spartanburg
and Mrs. Arial of Florence. „
Greenville—The 20th annual ses
sion of the State Bankers' assQ&l v
lion closed and tlie following are
the officers elected for t-Kte coming
year. H. W. Fraser of Geofrgotowh.
president; E P Grice of C’hartdston
viet! president; Lee G. Holleman of.
Anderson, secretary and . treasurer,
and K. Hart Moss of Orangeburg,
attorney. !* , •
Columbia—More than 1Q0 Boy
Scouts have returned to their home
fn Columbia after a ten days camp
lug trip near Ratesburg.
The survey of the Camden-New-
l.erry road has been about complet
ed and the commission will soon be
ready for bids when completed this
will be one of the finest seretches
of road in theentire country.
Columbia—An intensive drive for
t !<«' collec’.ion cf delinquent sales
and other misce.laneous taxes, sued
as the socalled luxury tax, the soft
drink tax, the admission tax, the
manufacturers tax, tax on jewelry
and works of art and the tax on
toilet articles and proprietry metii-
cir.es, will be conducted during the
next two months according to a
statement Issued yesterday by D C
Heyward, collector of internal reve
itue.
Greenville—Sheriff Willis is searc
hing for a negro mgn in connection
with the murder of Barney Hamp
I ton. age 21, whose dead body was
found lying ip a branch in the cen
ter of a wooded spot past outside
Hie city limits. Tne officers feel
certain that the motive for the
crime was robbery, inasmuch as evl
dence has been obtained which
j shows that Hampton had over $600
in cash on his person a short while
before the shooting.
Greenville—Unnecessary noises
by motor horns and cutouts In the
night will be stopped in Greenville
if the city fathers have their way
about it. City Council voted to ask
the police commission to give or
ders that an end be put to these
practices on the city’s streets.
I.exin gton—Arrangements for
floating the $100,000 authorized by
the last legislature for the purpose
of completing construction of the
roads in Lexington county embrac
ed in the state highway sysem have
about bffen completed. Five banks
in the county taking up. the entire
issue locally.
Chester—Chester has hvartily in
dorsed the proposed community Y
VI. C. A. by adopting a budget of
$1,500 and subscribing $2,025 in cash
at a rally meeting. of 30 prominent
business men.
Louisville
Minneapolis
Newark
Norfolk
Omaha
Rock IsliuU
Tulsa '
Wichit#
Sinduir Service
Unpleasant Bedfellow.
-> In California and on the etaked
plains in Texae where the nights are
cold, It It the rattlesnake's custom to
crawl between a traveler's blankets
and snuggle up close to him till morn,
ing. Numbers of them are killed in
camp every year by soldiers campaign
log In that tectlon; but as the rattle*
snakes seldom abuse hospitality by
biting the sleeper, few accidents hap
pen. Still, there are men who, when
out 00 a bard march, prefer to sleep
alooe,
WANTED—A young mad by the
National Window Craning Co.
Good opportunity to learn tfie
trail-!. See A. B. Yoder, 114- West
Eva: s Ct. between 7 and 1 8 o'elotlr
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•VANTIiD—Four or five brlokma-
sons, at Florence : Fjcrttllzer
Works. AyftVy Monday morning
Juno 28. ylth tools ready to go to
work. E. J. Meekins.
call on us.* We afe edtpertu in tin*
fine; - Ladies garments a ape Mali)
Chart. Keiteky, 16 N. Dargan St pheu*
its.
BUY NOW—and dry for winter, use
stove wood, mixed pine- and bard
' wood. Price two dollars a single
horse load at our mill. Giles Bay
Lumber Co.
Ai 1 SUITABLE REWARD^—Will- be
paid for information leading to
recovery of black norse.. Strayed
01? stolen on last Saturday night.
Florence Vulcanizing Works
phone 36.
WANTED—Four or five carpenters
fbr work in TimtnOnsvlUe. Ap
ply at office in Florence or ort the AUTOMOBILES—We Font an agent
job oh Smith street, Timmons- J in this county for the R. and V.
vtlte. E. J. Meekins.
VVANTEl)—-1*o roiii garage for hous
ing a Ford roadster, must be with
in one' block of ’Tithes Office.-
Phone 1 411-J- ■ V-
Knight Six which is the only
Knight Six manufactured in Amer
lea. Columbia Sales Agency, Co-
hitphla, S, O. .
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FOR SAfcR--Any .-amount ot dry
slab 16 inotm stmt)' wood $8.00
per cord, delivered anywhere in
the city. Phone 36. C. E. McGee
NOTICE—To builders and public. 1
make -mantles, door and window
f frames- .also screens and sash to
fit your openings. M. D. Good
man 37-39 Houston and R. R.
Ave ' in front of Adams House
FOR SALE—5 room dwelling dlS W
Palmetto St. Large Lot. Southern
exposure. Real Estate- and Trust
CO. Phone 312
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FOR SALE—Porto Rido , Potato
plants Wo have an unusually fine
Ibt of slips for ehfcptnent this
week, by eocpresB $2.00' per thous
and or Parcel Post 6G©> f 1.50 1000
$2.50 Parker Farms, Moultrie, Gtt.
FORD FOR SALE—At tjie Transport
Garage.
FOR SALE—-Five room house West
Florence, Warley street close in,
immediate possession.’ A. T. Has-
elflen; 4 S. Warley street, phone
228-W.
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CLERKS—fMen Women) 18 upward
'for Postal Mall Service, $135
'month. Examinations Uuly. Ex
perience unnecessary. For free
particulars, write R. Terry (form
er Civil Service Examiner) 410
Conti(|eotal Building. Washing
ton
For fceirt
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished
rooms to coupl4 without chil
dren. 28 East Chaves St.
FOR RENT—Leaf tobacco sales ware
house. Full information on request
J H McElwee. Statesville. N. C.
FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms
with kitchenette, next dodr to
postoffice Apflly at houfltt ,,r *
Irby St.
FOR SALE—Practically new set of
Double Flues for 20 foot tobacco
barn. Having no need for them
will sell cheap to- quick purchaser
Mrs Dorter Lewis, R F D 2, Flor
ence, S. ;C.
LOST
FOR SALE—Two of the finest
building- h»ts on South Dargan St.
58x200 .feet. Lots -facing East
LOST—A gold watch bracelet oh
the streets of Florence, or In a
store, Thursday morning. Find
er please phone Miss Zillah CraV-
er, 456^r. Liberal Reward.
EStsy tenmtr and prices rjght. g^e LOST—Certificate of Deposit No. 423
F. H. Barnwell or call phone 796
FOR • SALE—One refrigerator in
good condition. Phone 784-W.
FOR SALE—At a nargath Winton
’’Site, seven passenger, fully equip
ped. in first class condition. Reas
on fbr selling have' bought Sedan'
J; - L. Barringer,
FOft SALK— Arbuzzi Rye. Place
your o^ers white It’s cheap. WHi
Haynswofth. Phone 3403.
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FOR SALE—Porto Rico sweet po
tato plants. Immediate delivery.
Pee Dee-Experiment Station.
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FOR SALE—We. have plenty of dry
blocks suitable for cooking wood,
$2.06- per load.- Send yodr wagon
fd mill. Better secure this dry
wbod tor your winter supply.
Trenchard^Sparrow Lumber Co
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FOR SALE—5 room house, 13 South
Hferllrte St. city water and electric
lights. Real Estate and Trust Co.,
Phone 312.
dated March 17, 1920, payable 3
months from date for $1,300.00 with
interest at 5 per cent fh. favor of G
W. Munu and Wife, City Savings
Banb.
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Nature’* Adaptation;
British’ mine-rescue investigators
bare mode the curious discovery that
while th* average man la stimulated
by the oxygen ot tbelr apparatus, no
ejfect on. miner* la apparent It 19
suggested that long Work In a close at
mosphere has given the lungs such fun
use of the available .oxygen that an ex
cess bos no Influence.
GORMAN & GORMAN
REPRFSF.VTIVO
NEW YORk LIFE INSURANCE OU
FLORENCE* A. G.
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The Eagle Shoe Factory
FL W. Schmidt, Prop.
Expert Shoemaker
Repair work called for
and delivered*
Turned Soles a specialty
110 E. Evans St
Phone 99,
L. McD. HICKS
Architect ^
Florence, S. C.
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Office in McCall Bldg.
Dr. Z. F. HIGHSMITlL. -
Optometrist.
Eye* Examined, Glasses Fitted.’
Office at .residence, 20 Kuker Ave..
four blocks from Post Office.- be
tween W. Evans and Cheeves Sts.
Telephone 699-W.
VlTCH!
Mean back without
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n-MfinoiK of ITCH. BCsmsa,
RINGWORM. TBTTtR or
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a Th edit mk at Our Bsk
>. U LAKE DNUO CO
RHlfii fMATISM
is com pier my wasne.a out ot m*
system by the Celebrated Shi vat
Mineral v V*t<»r. Positively guaran
teed by money-back offer. Tastea
fine; costs a trifle, Delivered any
where by our Florence agents, Gregg
A Anderson. Phone them.
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LADIES
WTien irregular or suppressed use
Triumph Pills. Safe and always d*
pendable. Not sold at drug stores,
Do not experiment with others; save
disaplMintment. Write for “Relief’*
and particulars, its free. Address:
National Medical Institute, Milwau
kee, W*s.
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FOR 8ALFJ—At a bargain for quick
skin, Lexington, seven passenger
car 1919 model tn good condition.
Apply to W.'. D. Harper. Masonic
Temple, phone 54 and 212.
FOR SALE- Slightly nse<f Kline
Touring Car. Apply C. O. Ritchie
Transport Garage |
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A. M. STRICKLAND
PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT
FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA
Audlti •ykttma Tax RotUTM
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CANDIDATES CARDS
FOR CONGRESS
I hereby announce myself a.can
didate for re-election to Congress
from the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, subject to the rules of thO
Democratic Primary
PHILIP H. STOLL.
FOR SHERIFF
l hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of
Florence county, subject to th*
rules of the Democratle Primary.
S. J. COLE.
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Sheriff ot
Florence county and pledge myself
to abide by the rule t s of the Demo
cratic party. Appreciating the sup
port of the people of the county
'JOHN H. LANGSTON.
To the Democratic Voters of Flor
ence County:
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for ro-electlon as Sheriff of
Florence county, pledging myself to !
abide the results of the Democratic
Primary.
. THUS. 8. BURCIf, t