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I inn n/mBNnP! dah/t times Tuesday afternoon, june 2n, 1920. ?• • GASOLINE & KEROSENE ENGINES Just received carload ot Gasoline and Kerosene Engine* tvom_2 to 12 Horse Power—Portable Saw Rigs—Gasoline En $ue Drag • ‘ i ' Saws controlled by Clutch which eliminates danger and saves time. Any defective part made good at Factory during life of Engine. . COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. 823 West Gcrvais Street. Colnmbir, 3. C. HIIIIMlallllMItlllllllllllllllllllllllillMIIIIIMUiMIIIIIIIIIIMIllllllllllllltlllllllfllllllltlllllllllilllMIlIrlillllliK.IIIIIIIIMIIlUlWIlh. < SWIMMING POOL POPULAR MISS LILLIE HIGHSMITH ENTERTAINS AT ROOK + ^ + + * + ; I AUTHORIZED DEALERS MAXWELL GRANT SIX DAY-ELDER TRUCKS FLORENCE DAY-ELDER MOTOR l C0. J. A. Cans. Opp. Court House. L. B. Ferrall On !as* Friday afternoon from 5:30 to 7:30 o'clock. Miss Lillie Highsmith entertained a number of her friends with a delightful party, the occasion being her 14th birthday anniversary. Rook being tl&e game of the after noon, tables were arranged for thirty players while the guests assembled. During the games most refreshing j orange crush was served to the. guests. At the conclusion of the games, Miss Frances gtcue, making highest score, was given a game of rook. The “booby*’ a big stick of candy, tied with a huge low of yellow rib bon. was won by Miss Virginia Rav- enel. •• Delicious ice cream and cake fol lowed by mints Vert served by the gracious little hostess. t The swimming pool is proving a tiiccca In.iiot days, dr A. Hocle is In charge. The prices for a swim are 25* cents for nil "t>ver 15 years, and 15 cents for all between 6 and *|l5; 10 cents for the tots. There ♦ are plenty o); good bathing suits for rent. The water from artesian wells is changed twice a week. Afi | especial Invitation is extended to pic ni»: parties which are given free use of the grounds, ('ool drinks are serv | ed at the pool. Oo outs and take a j swim and cocl off. EXPLOSIONS CAUSED BY DUST NlMIM|ll|M|ll|P|II|ll|llfU||i|riill'.|i>l'l l|iilli|n|:il Ri4niiiltlliili>l UlilUlliB: lilt :lii|!.1 III a I IdI; li HI I* - •> % THINK I And joti will open an account here today. OUT OF THE WAY. **4> + * + + *-»*44*4 f PERSONALS « 1. + 4 + + 4.44 + 44' Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mints of Lamar, have returned home after a few days visit to the former's mother, Mrs. ..I 1L Mims. mi Investigation Has Proved That Grain Is by No Means the Only De structive Agent. When the bureau of chemistry of I the United Slates department of agrl- j' culture started investigations with the ; object of reducing tires and explosions ; ^caused by dust In the grain elevators | and mills it was not long before the ! experts realized these fires and explo- j sious were by no means confined to the grain business. These dust-expUe +. sion investigations are having a widej]' iiilluencn, wJiicb has extended to many industries. Aluminum dust, stafeh ; £ and even fish meal, a by-product of fish canneries, have all been found j ^ susceptible to the conditions which produce disastrous explosions. The late'st development goes to! prove that the mysterious “blow! >♦♦♦•*♦♦♦♦» *♦ < > Dr. Mark L. Carlisle of Anderson., , S. ('.. Is Visiting >>is <» r:irwi-ilM uirhl f r y 0 ” 1 ’ Either? “Does George get along well And -we shall be glad to have you with us. I The First National Bank i A ^ 0£ Florence. A Almost Everything in Banking J V FOR CONSTIP AT I O N A FEW DAYS OF THIS TREATMENT WILL DO MORE FOR YOUR COMPLEXION THAN ALL THE BEAUTY DOCTORS IN CREATION. «... SSssSS, • - his grand daughter. Miss Annie Margaret Carlisle. « * * Miss Heien 15. Fenton, district su- pmintending nurse, arrived in the city last night from Columbia, to at tend the E'aby Conference, which is being held at the Central Graded school. * * * . v Mr and Mrs. Tom Gaddy of Lake City spent yesterday In the city with relatives. * * .* Mr. R. L. AVIiite of Dil’on Js spend ing the day in the city todajf. » V Mr. T. W. Hawley returned to liis home at Blythewood yesterday after spending several days with his sister. Mrs. A. H. Gasque. x jr s Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Butler, and Miss Lois MeCormac, of Bennettsville are spending tiie day in tin? city with friends and relatives. “Wen. George gets along when sees father coming.” he CARD OF THANKS \Vo wish to take this method of ex pressing bur great appreciation and gratitude to our many friends who \y< re so kind ami thoughtful of us and in sending* such beautiful floral ollering- during cur recent sad be reavement. Mr. and Mrs. John M* Timmons and Fa i oily NOTICE Big Future Pleases Priscilla Dean in the “Virgin ol Stambour was the attraction at O'Uowd’s Theatre lust night and ths big special feature delighted a large house. Priscilla Dean is delightful and will porve a favorite witli FJor cnee moving picture devotees^ The. feature was spleididly staged and ii ’* must lie tine that it cost half a mil lion dollars in the making. The pic- | tore carries one through the country j of the Turks and gives a real idea of manners and customs of living: There, is a genuine love story running through it which makes Us appeal stronger. The feature will be the at traction at ODowds again today and tonight and there will be a large and ienee no doubt.- Adv. An d’ ction will bo i old at t’ow- •inis, S. in Cow a rds School Dis- t net No. 39 on Tin ■sday July ! for ili(- purpi so of voti ng < n th(- ques t ion of 1 (-vying an a'ld tional spec- iiil tax ot 2 mills b »r go noral s chool |)I11'I>(/!SC.' in said sc Inn 1 (list riot r* eetioji u i! bo hold in ui ■ cordancc ’.vltli and nii( or the pro visions of Scition 17 12 of Civil t'odo of S('iiD> - (’• >■ olimi 1912 with umendments tlicreto tjv ori| vr 11 Uii- (’Ollll ty Boa al of Education z. r. i Y\(* 1 L. H. 5 *1 NG ET.\R Y i.eo ! AT’I HEWS Trustees sacks” so well known to firemen are in ttome cases caused by dust. With the knowledge of this fact as a guide many fatal accidents may be avoided. The firemen of America find the mat ter of sufficient importance to war rant their co-operation with the de partment of agriculture in a study of preventive methods. The subject was taken up by the National Firemen’s association at their twenty-second annual convention at Peoria, III. Engineers engaged In tiie dust-explosion investigations rep resented the department of agriculture at tiie meeting. i 1 * We Handle the Bc.sl in Our Line The V ictrola Talking Machine The I vers & Pond Kranich & Bach Steinway Kurtzmahn Shojiinger Pianos COME TO US FOR VICTOR RECORDS EYE HAS GREAT SENSITIVITY Wonderful Human Organ Capable of Adapting Itself to Any Possible Circumstances. On entering a dark room after a slay in tiie outside daylight tiie eye 44 FM-M M ♦♦♦♦♦ 4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• 4-♦ v 4-*~. at once begins to increase in sensi-i tivity. At tirsf this increase appears to be slow, but after five minutes tin* in-, crease is quite rapid, the eye acquir- j ing a sensitivity several hundred times its initial value. After ”0 min- i lites’ sojourn in tiie dark tiie sensitiv ity still increases, but more slowly j than before, and after 45 minutes or an hour the maximum sensitivity Is; reached. Tiie final sensitivity varies] slightly with different people, hut in j fully adapted condition the eye is eas-; ilv 5,000 or 10,000 times more sensitive than it was at Hie beginning. These facts are obtained from a study of the sensitiveness of tiie eye j In the dark made by Selig Hechf.of Creighton university, Omaha, and pub- ! lislied in tiie Journal of. General Physiology. Mr. Hecbt’s study goes to show that the increased sensitive- ii<“ns is due to a reversible photochem ical reaction within tiie retina, involv ing a photosensitive substance and its two products of decomposition. NEWS FROM PAMPLICO For '’Fever Headaches and Neumkpc Pains Mrs. *M. H. Propst Hostess to Club Members Book Alabama Minister Relieved' -v >** ^ f Stomach Troubles Made Him'Feel Sick at Meal Times, But Now Always Enjoys His -Meals,- t D O YOU enjoy your fneals? Eat without the dread of the after effects? Lack of appetite, and a dlsgreeable, tlck-at-the-stomach feeling after meals, usually indicate that your digestive Organs are not working properly. As a result, you will feel weak, lose weight *nd lack the energy that is to be de rived from well-digested food, i A valuable help in correcting puch Conditions is mentioned by the Rev. K. McKenzie, of Route 1, Section, Ala^Tvlio writes: “I had Stomach trou ble. When I would go to eat, i would turn sick. I took one bottle of Ziron, and it cured me. Am always ready for my meals and .enjoy f Hem.' 1 think it is a fine medicine.”,. • If your food hurts you. if your appe tite is poor, if you are pale, weak and run-down, and have other' symptom? that indicate your system needs help, try Ziron. It will pi^.irqn into your blood and help build you-up. Take Ii according to directions, and if not benefited by the first bottle, the money- back guarantee will protect you. Ask your druggUL Parnplico. June 25—This Thursday Atteiiioon Book flub held its regular meeting last week at the horn.-* of Mi's. II. M. Propst. After Hie bus iness session terty-two and rook were played for about an hour. After this the hostess- served u delicious salad course with iced tea. The club ad journod *o meet next time with Mrs. Tinsley. Miss Ruth Simpson is at heme from Greenville Female College. , Miss Marion Simpson nas returned from Swansea, having graduated .from the high school there: Miss Buena Coleman has returned from Eastover, where she taught school the past session. Miss Christine Muuu. Mrs. Mary S. McDonald and Mrs W. H. Poston have returned from a week s stay at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tinsley have returned from tli'dr wedding trip and are at heme to their friends. An Improvr-rt Aspirin t-itiV: which In tihnn- tutcl. S'ljc t i use l’\ *• ill i;i:, s lit l-Urt'IIIC Mcl>lllt\ au-l 1. I i :r‘. Ic-iii -.ia lus|»l iiclii s. lu-UiiUiiu and rho-uw iMc |ia!n.s an t i-iiiiis I .ii. . u (aiskiui; clTc -I (. Made u> ft: ' u : ii i \(':uh i.--. In ja-c r.il use by t( i■ *ii 1 . -ii-i-' s. |,.|- |,:Icka[.e at your ill . l y -i ( . ■ n .a i;nee.ie -s, g .«£l.nei:t Ls'-srcton— lac., c: nten. k) TROOPS CONSOLIDATING London. June 29—Positions taken by the Greeks in tlieir advance against the Titkisli nationalists from Syria are being consolidated and a forward movement was stopped to permit this process. No Time for Interruption. “However deplorable Hie fact may be, playing two handedi pinochle at 25 cents a hand is one of the favorite diversions of commuters between thD city. New York, Atlantic City. Cape May and other commercial oulports of Philadelphia. One man, who carries his pleasures as well as his worries home from work, was pit!ying pi nochle iu his library the other eve ning with a crony, when (lie butter entered and handed him a telegram. He returned it unopened. “I’ll look at it later.” “But tiie messenger is wailing, sir,’ 1 the butler respectfully remonstrated. The financier read (lie telegram. It said: “Struck 8,000-barrel gusher to day. Everything fine.” “Confound you, Thomas,-why , did you spoil my game?” lie cried. He didn’t care nearly so much about the fortune he bad made, as about (lie 25 cents he was iu danger of losing.—Philadelphia Public Ledger. simple, feet, speedy Gives extsayears of Service-*— Write fe a demonstration of thc“Itqyal ,, exclusivc features, / Gold in Adobe Walla. Tbe Mexican city of Guanajuato, built near tbe oldest gold mines In '[ the country, was originally construct* i cd of adobes made of (lie refuse of ; these mines. As (lie early processes ■wf extraction were very Imperfect, the, | walls and fioors of these buildings j "ere thus full of gold. Things would | have continued thus for an indefinite j time, ami the inhabitants would have i been living yet In these valuable ! buildings. 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