The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, June 26, 1920, Image 6

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THE FLORBNCE D\lut TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JU^E 26. 1920. Showing Today Only Miss Shirley Mason in “Love’s K&rvest” Here is the best picture that Miss Mason has ever appeared in. Jt is even better than "Mol ly and I" or “Her Elephant Man." JACK DEMPSEY starts his bit? fight for a purse of $2,0fW in jthis chapter. "j,. Also a Roolin Comedy. SHOWING MONDAY ONLY v Elsie Janis irr “A Regular Girl” Do you know what a Regular Girl Is? If not then this pic ture will tell you. Every Flor ence boy that saw her overseas know that she Is a Real Regu lar Girl. Also a News Picture and Prizma. who nmitt Today The first chapter of The Vanishing Dagger featuring Eddie Polo serial that takes you around the world. Chuck full of action and thrills. Don’t miss the first episode. Iso an adaption of the Satur- Jay Evening Post stpry ' “Jubilo” presenting Will Rogers George Ovey Comedy A romance of a \no-good-guy” who made good. A little pathos; a wealth of smiles; a picture you’ll want to see. Monday and Tuesday VMVERSAL’S $500,000 MAST- ER PRODUCTION The Virein of Stainboul FEATURING Pricilla Dean THE ONE BIG PICTURE OF THE YEAR. OVER SIX MONTHS IN THE MAKING. PRICES 15. 25 AND 35c SEE WHAT SARI SAW MajWr Makes Public Contract With Expert Engineer For Paving (Continued from Page One) • -flMiniJlMlGlKlillill.llliINlnlnitllllllllttlMlMlIlllirilllllllllllllllllllliailllllMlIIIIIIIIIMlIlllllilliir'IiiiriltlMlMltllMlLt IMII^ _ / AUTHORIZED DEALERS j * m l MAXWELL l I ' GRANT SIX * l DAY-ELDER TRUCKS : FLORENCE DAY-ELDER MOTOR CO. I : J. A. Cutts. Opp. Court House. L. B. Ferrall : m m IlMl. fttll(l'llil|lll < '||illtltl|lf|ll||t|: l | l|ll|!l|!l|“I l |!l|tl|!l| l;'l'ltll|ll|l!|tl|ll|!!|:'|M|l|||||l l |l!|M|li|l>|!l|ll|MtMI;IHI!llt They have also from other cities testimonials showing that where Mr White was employed to handle their paving plans, they got lower prices than cities where he was _ not em ployed. Instance of these are as follows: Mount Olive, N. C„ with Mr. White against Durham, N C at $3.20; Farmville, N* C at $2.67 with Mr. White against Norfolk at $2.93; Clinton N C at $3.18 and Tarboro at $2.94 without him. Another one, Hendersonville at ?2.69 with Mr. White against Greensboro at $3.00, and Norfolk at $3.39; Lexington at *2.v8 with Mr. White against Geen.’ boro at $3.38, Goldsboro at $328 and Raleigh at $3.22 without Mr. Whitt. All iTR^s'e contracts \rffe let «**•>• recently and withrn 6 to 8 months of each other. • _ * ' 11 • I • Mayor J. T. Hanvey of Portsmouth Va, writing to Mayor Gilbert, re cently to Mr. White, commends him in the very highest possible terms. He states that Mr. White saved the city ol Portsmouth thousands of del lars, in the single deal of the pur chase. bv the’ city, of the Port:; mouth Berkley and- Suffolk, Va., saving is understood to have been about $200,000. Besides this, the directors of the chamber of commerce have other water plant. This actual very high recommendaticns of Mr. White. ROTARY’S OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR SNEDECOR MADE PRESIDENT. EDINBURGH NEXT MEET ING PLACE. BOY SCOUTS WILL CA1MP FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN We offer a five room cottage in excellent repair, No. 105 East. Cheeves* Street. The lot that this house stands on will he worth what we ask for the property within the next year. Dandy corn* inunity and all modern conveniences. PRICE •... $ 5 ,500.00 EASY TERMS “WE DO IT QUICK.” Daigan-Harllee Realty & Development Company, McCAI.L BU1L.D/NG FLORENCE, S. C. PHONE 796 The hoys of the two scout teams here are getting every thing shap ed up for a ten days stay at Hen dersonville. N. C., sometime about the first of August. There will he about 50 hoy scouts to take the trip and l hey will doubtless go from^ hero in a special coath. They will he. while away on their camp, un der the management of Scout Mas ter Siall and his assistants. Enthusiasm Wins. The greal deeds of the world, the triumphs of the race have not been accomplished by men who were con tent merely to hold their own or “.lust to get along.” but by men who were dominated by their purpose, filled with an overmastering enthusiasm which swept everything before It as a moun tain torrent sweeps aside or overleaps every obstacle that would bar Its prog ress In Its niad rush to the sea.—New Success. Piercing the Void. “Ol was In a minin’ c^mp wanst,” said the old Irish prospector, “when wan o’ these here mlntal science fel lers blew in, on’ be claimed be cud till ye bow much money ye had in yer pocket by lookin’ In yer eye. He tried It on me. but, be jabers, Ol had the deadwood on him, fer Ol had nothin’ Id me pocket.’’—New York Post 4 Big SPECIALS 4 Big PROGRAM FOR NEXT WEEK THE BIG GEST EVER OFFERED IN FLORENCE Atlantic City, N. J., June 26.—Estes Snedceor, Portland, Ore., was elected president of the International Asso ciation of Rotary Clubs at its clos ing session here yes erday. He de feated John Dyer, Vincennes. Jnd., on the third ballot, 283 votes to 250, Edinburgd, Scotladh, probably will be selected for the 1921 convention. Before adjournment the .Internation al trophies were awarded. The houston attendance trophy was given to the Cienfnegos Club, of Cuba; the ladies’ attendance trophy to the Washington D. C., club; the vocational sectiin trophy to the men's clothing, retail, and the golf trophy to Gill Tiffany, o ftho Amsterdam, N. Y., Rotary Club, Dr. Crawford C. McCullough. Port fArthur, Canada; Robert Timmons, Wichita, Kansas, and Ray M. Havens, Kansas City, Mo., were elected vies presidents; Rufus E. Chapin. Chicago, international treasurer, and Emmett 15. Galer, Asheville, N. C..' internation al sergearit-at-arms. Spring elections of district governors were confirmed. They Included: Lewis W. Perrin, Spartanburg, S. C. Wilbur R. Smith. Atlanta; Char les W. Bailey, Clarksville, Tenn., and H. Kemp Toney, Pine Bloff. Ark. Mr. Blounts Letter . Of Acceptance At a recent meeting of the vete rans of Florence county, Rev. W. C. Blpunt was el^ct^d cl.tpl. u. He .ha-, farw.. :...^ .mowing letter t.. ce to the Veterans asso- c at’oa: “To the most honorable Confeder ate Veterans of. Florence, county: Greetings: Dear Comrades: J take this special opportunity to express my extreme admiration and high ap preciation of electing me for the fifth time as chaplain of your honored body. • 9 | ft "I was sorry indeed that I could not be with you at your last meeting. I am more than glad that some of von havf* lived to see. while others I fought, bled and died, but did not ! see, the glorious principles of state ] r'ghts religious and political liberty and world wide democracy triumph. Men and soldiers like you want no bonus. God bless you one and nil Is my prayer. W. C. B." O’DOWD THEATRE Monday and Tuesday Admission 15 25 and 35c Special Musical Setting X J CHICKENS SELL RAPIDLY Sf' MONDAY JUNE- 28TH ELSIE JANIS—The Soldiers Friend in “A REGULAR GIRL” Do you know what "A REGULAR GIRL’’ is. If you do or don’t you should see this picture. Elsie was more than a REGULAR GIRL to soldiers ot the A. E. F. THIS IS A BIG SPECIAL. ALSO PRIZMA A PICTURE IN NATURAL COLORS AND A NEWS PICTURE TUESDAY JUNE . ✓ 29TH ir THE BIG SPECIAL “THE GIFT SUPREME” WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST Hera is a picture that wil,! surpass “IN OLD KENTUCKY." It is a picture that will live longer on your memory than \any pic ture you ever saw. This picture was reviewed by the manager. ALSO WILLIAM DUNCAN IN “THE SILENT ’ AVENGER” CHAPTERS 6 AND 7 / , WEDNESDAY JUNE ; * 30TH • CONSTANCE TALMADGE in “THE LESSON” No photoplay audience can be too young or too old, too sophis ticated or too unworthy, too ;ciUfied or too rural to enjioy 'tlu's comedy drama of 100% Americans. This has been shown here be fore but. even if you saw it you [will enjoy it. THURSDAY JULY 8 1ST * ^ LUCY COTTON in a Big Special Prduction “BLIND LOVE” Here is a picture that teaches a lesson that every man. woman, girl and boy should know. Beautiful Lucy Cotton will steal your heart In this picture. NO INCREASE IN ADMISSION. ALSO JAMES AUBERY COMEDY “HICKS AND HOYDENS” FRIDAY ' JULY 9 ' 2ND > • • • \ * ? : LEW CODY AND AN ALL-STAR CAST IN “ARE YOU REGALLY MARRIED” Do you know that you are legally married or just think that you are. This picture will explain the famoi^s’ tangle between MARY PICK FORD, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS and TOM MOORE. ITS A BIG SPECIAL—DON’T MISS IT. ALSO A GOOD COMEDY. SATURDAY , V 1 1 JULY 3RD . BEAUTIFUL MADLAINE TRAVERS in “THE IROJN HEART” r an J ron liea U she battled the world But found love. JACK DEMPSEY will entertain you with a good prize ring fight that you would give dollars to see. ALSO ONE OF THOSE ROOLIN COMEDIES TO MAKE YOU LAUGH I K' oil 1 11NU FLAYED FOR EACH PICTURE BY OUR ORCHESTRA ’ OPERA ROUSE THE HOME OF THE BEST AMUSEMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY - There are u few chickens on the locni market today and the prices hr mg eagerly paid ^re 50 cents per pound for hens and 60 cents per pound- for fryers. The’ demand, even at these prices, seem to be much greater than the supply and thy are sold as fast as the limited suppiv can be banded out. .AMERICAN PRISONERS RELEASED Paris, June 26.—Mrs. Richard Mans field, widow of the American actor, and Colin Clements, of New York, poet and playwright, have returned to Paris after being held prisoners by ihe Turkish Nationalists at .Urfa, Mesopotamia for three months. They have been doing relief work among the Armenians for the past year. They escaped to Jerablus, on the Euphrates and from there were taken :o Aleppo by friendly Arabs. WINTHROP EXAMINATION The entrance examination fnr Win throp college will be held by Sup erfntendent of education A. H. Gas que in the countv court house here on Friday July 2nd. AH young la dies expecting to go to Wintbron next session will be here to stand the examination and it is under- ’stnort there will be quite a number of them. Anne Boleyn’s Clock. The weights of a clock at Windsor caatle bear on them “The Most Hap py*.’’ and the clock is further In- scribed with the motto. “Dteu et moo droit.” and the letters “H. A..” en twined In true-lovers’ knots. This ex- qulsltely-mnde clock—only four inches ; deep and ten Inches high—was a gift 1 from Henry VIII to Anne Boleyn on ! her wedding day. It was In the pos session of Horace Walpole, and Queen Victoria paid $r>5l for It when the con tents of Strawberry Hill were sold la 1842. Then end i; w .a Women In the borne used to b* ashamed to *'t down; there seemed.‘o be n virtue in wearing themselves out! The housekeeper who saved heise'.L who did not dust every few moments, scrub on her bunds and knees and do such tasks, was called le?v. The be lief now Is that the most Intelligent housekeeper, the one who studies ev ery new invention and saves every step and motion, Is the most conscien tious snd sensible one. Sit down to vegetable paring and all tasks where It is practicable. Pronounced Stinginess, I was visiting a friend In her new farm home. Her nearest neighbor was a millionaire’s son, trying practical farming on a well-improved farm. He had a large peach orchard, small fruits and beautiful roses. He brought us two roses one day and two peaches the next day. Neighbor women of fered to put up his berries on shares, j but as he was afraid they would be ! getting the best of the bargain, he let | the fruit dry up on the vines.—Ex change. Bad Temper. It Is an almost Invariable rule that complaints are mutual. There are two ■Ides to eve r y bad temper. The truth Is. bad temper is due less to the oc- corrence n t Irritating things than to the occurrence of things to Irritable people. Dr. Miles W. Maloney OPTOMETRIST Eyee examined, glasses fitted. Sulzbachera, up stain Entrance through atora. 'thundering across ihe desert on a stallion shod with fire the virgin rode at the head of the wild Black Horr.e Troop to the reset.c t.f her A.nerican soldier lover. A mighty photodrania as hum:;n as the call of the virgin’s heart--as rich with romance and mystery as a shuttered r hai em. See it now. ' X • ^ ir. RGIN of STAMBOUL” . v ‘ Universal -Jewel *500,000 Production de Luxe DIRECTED BY TOD BROWNING v. Sidrrin^ i __ PRISCILLA DEAN Vesta Policies Make Vesta Battery Service Behind every Vesta Service Station is the policy of the Vesta Accumulator Company; complete equipment, expert service and guaranteed repairs. Our ability to install complete equip ment, our skill in battery repair work and our willingness to use both our equipment and experience for the best interests of motorists place at your dis posal the highest type of battery service. We do everything in our power to help you get maximum service from your present battery — no matter what make it is. All Vesta repairs are guaranteed for six months. We are able to do this because in repair- , ing any battery, we use the patented features which have made Vesta batteries famous. We do not charge for testing your battery. Drive in and let us look it over. You will like Vesta Service and the plan behind it. FLORENCE BATTERY SERVICE L. B. FERELL PHONE 154—W 1* « OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE /( No other battery hat them v A* InJrstruetible ho/aton lock the plates apart. COSTS'LESSiPERlMONTHLOFJSERVICE 4U