The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, June 29, 1920, Image 5
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rrnnrMrir nAItT TIMES Tuesday afternoon, June 29, 1&20,
Eight
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)e-alcoholized
cooling—SO
jigorating for hot
Fydaysand nights,
need only one
full to prove
Irginia Dare's
[refreshing
delight.
NEW TOBACCO MARKET* .
Hundrzd Pounds of Primings
• in Load
Mullins. June —The (irst load ol'
1 new t.obacep marketed in the Stale
this year was received on the Mill-
, litis market today by A. H. Edwards,
manager rf Brick waretiou.se. The
tobacco wax grown by Mrs. W. Hog-
I ers. of Fork section. \Vhom it is re
j membered. marketed the first tobae
co made in this state last ■ year.
There were some eight hundred
rounds of nrimings in the
Imnight t.) Brick warehouse.
load
FPW *
unlE
SWEET BREATH—
A SOCIAL CHARM
Unpleasant Odors Caused by Germs I
that Produce the Acids^hat Decay'
th; Teeth; Gums Become Infected
Causing Pyorrhoea; Infection
Spreads to Tonsils and Throat--
Mouth Should be Sterilized Night
and Morning. ^
RHEUMATISM
u cotnpieimy wasnea cut or tbe
system by the celebrated Shlvar
Mineral 'V a i-r. Fosttively guaran
teed by mot.ey hack offer. Tastes
line; costs a trifle. Delivered any
where by our Florence agents, Gregg
1 & Anderson. Phono ther.i.
tu Can Keep This Master Machine!
'he Typewriter That Need Not Be Traded Out! ’
No more annual "trading
out!" if YOUR typewriter is
the
Master-Model 10
ROYAL
It will stand the ‘‘grind"
Look insic-e for the proof of
the Royal’s durability—hun
dreds of working parts les 5
than others' Mark the ah-
sence of comidieated mechan
ism!
I hne 4 machines ready for delivery at $115
f. o. b. Florence. Charles S. Gardiner, ’phone 225.
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PHONE
’ADVERTISKMCSli'S
Hail for Profit—Use for feesults
Oii« C«ot a Word. No Advertlsooiont Taken (or
Leas Than 26c. Cart In Advancd.
One Inseiiion — 9 -26
Three insertion* 1 •&«
Otoe Week (Six insertions) $100
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Sensitive.
“I do hope none of those plotters will
put me into chewing gum or court
plaster,” remarked one anthrax ba
cillus.
"What difference does It make?”
“1 want to keep out of politics. There
are some forms of political intrigue
that iye degrading even to a germ.”
A Welcome Opportunity.
“T erijoyed that state paper very
much,” remarked Senator Sorghum.
“In a patriotic spirit?"
“Yes; and in a personal spirit, too.
It's the first time I’ve had a chance to
say ‘that's good’ while listening to
a speech as often ns I do in a poker
game.”
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- The Proof.
“If a man is known by his
an automobile manufacturer must be
a lazy man.”
“Why so?”
“Because his works are always
tired.”
The price of pure, sweet breaib,
that most attractive sccial charm, is
sterilization of the mouth, as a regu-
I. r part of the daily toilet. Dental
Science tenches that unpleasant
breath is an unfailing symptom of an
infected mouth..
To keep th.e breath pure and sweet
to prevent decay cf the teeth and inf
lion of the gums, tonsils and throat.
Dental Science has perfected a most
delightful sterilizing solution for the
tcilot, called Steroline. which abso
lately frees the mouth, teeth and
throat of all genus, penetrating even
the most minute crevices between the
teeth which cannot be reached in
any other way.
Used as a mouth wash and gargle,
night and morning. SthroHne quickly
becomes a most enjoyable and indis
pensable part of the daily toilet. I-
imparts a delightful sensation of clea
nliness, freshness and comfort to the
mouth aiul threat, purifying and
sweetening the breath even of tobac
co. preventing pyorrhoea oi Riggs
Disease, tonsilitis. throat trouble and
many o*her contagions that might*
otherwise gain entrance to the sys
t.eni through tin' mouth.
Telephone your druggist now for a
bottle of Steroline aiul begin
today to enjoy its delights and pro
works, | tectir n. A large bottle, enough for
NOTICE
Books for enrolling numbers of
democratic party In Ward 4, City of
Florence, for tit* purpose of voting
in democratic primary this summer,
will he found at the office of Real
Estate & Trust Company.
Ward 4 is comprised of the terrl
lory tying south of Evans street and
West of Dargan Street.
L,. B. HARPER.
Secy Dem'x.’lfillc Club, Ward 4.
NOTICE
Wanted
WANTED—Two ,cr threfe
with gas. suitable for light
keeping, only on£ child, seven
months old. Address J. E. Foss,
520 West Evans St.
| WE HAVE FOR SALE—A full line
of pkrts for two ton atod ton Spec-
1 — : ial Republic Trucks. 'Will sell
rooms cheap. Transport Garage,
house-; Ritchie, Transport-Garage.
Extra
FOR SALE-,
soon to freshen.
Scott.
fine Jersey
Phone 796
heifers
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WAITED—you to
Dodge Cars that
age has for sale.
Jjpk at ibe two
the Trahsport Gar FO ”
good
SALE—One
condition.
refrigerator
PhOBe 7S4-W.
in
entire family,
a dollar.
may be had for
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To Save M:v.c7 Eadly Build
It Into n Home
pnyrr'.cr.*
an investment—it is yours—it
cannot got away. For your present comfort and
safety—lor the future welfare of your family—begin
building your own Iio vrc r.t cncc.
We will point out to you the short cuts to economy in buy
ing building materials and supplies if you will come in and
talk to us. Whether you arc building a mansion, cottage,
barn, garage or chicken coop, we can save money for you.
TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO.
PHONE 713 FLORENCE, S. (’.
--Th~ t-~»rrtifu? 'rain rf I’-rt:' Car^'inx Pinn vit i it* ttplrndicf
.. tunceptluilily t«/■.-/,*. cn^maJa ?nd paints, i. oBpacia/.'y
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How She Got It.
“Mrs. Cashit has a great
embonpoint, don’t you think
Comoup?”
“Yos; she always was great on them
forriu fads.”
deal of
so, Mrs.
Pleasant Anticipation.
"Tea or coffee?” demanded the bus
tling waitress.
He smiled benignly. “Don’t tell me;
let me guess,” he whispered.—Stray
Stories.
Gloomily Sure.
“Have you any unanimity in your
family, Mrs. Jiggers?”
"No. sir. hut we’ll keteh It. We
get everything ltint’s goin’.”
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Dpnth onlyn matter of short thno,
Don't wait until pains and ache*
become incurable diseases. Avoid
painful consequences by taking
In the Suburbs.
"Your neighbor is a single man."
“How do you know that?”
"I saw him this morning sowing
bachelors’ buttons on his border.”
Cosmic Dust at Bottom of
it lias been only latch discovered
♦hat cosnde duxi forms layers at ihc
bottom of ill** deepest seas. Between
Honolulu and Tahiti, at a depth ( ,f 3,.
ff.'O fathoms- over two miles and a
half—a \ast lever of this material
exists.
Rival Odors.
If yon feel ilmi yon are experiencing
hard luck, think of the Oregon man
who recently completed a comfortable
rose cottage on the seashore, when
Hie sad sea waves washed up a dead
whale in front of Ids home, and now
lie’s decided that it wilt be cheaper to
• move the cottage than the whale.—
Boston Transcript.
WANTED—the shoe wearing public 1
To know that 1 mak* old shoes loon
lik$ new. Try me with a pair. t>.
C. Roper, care Florence Shoe Stole
E. Evans St. phone 163.
WANTED—You to do rigl\t and come j
to the Transport Garage and see
the used Dort Tourifig, Car affd the!
Overland Club Roadster for sale
there.
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WANTED—To rent garage for lions i
ing a Ford roadster, must be with !
in one block of Times Office.'
Phone 411-J 1
FOR SALE—Bungalow al 205 South
Worley St. Look* over ■ this proper
ty and make mo uu cft'fcr. T C care
Ellerbe Drug Co.
The world’:! :Uand?rd remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles- -tha
National Remedy of Holland since 1696.
Ch.-rRincad. Three sizes, all druggists.
Lor* (or th« nums Gold Medal on ovorr !>•»
bad accept no imitatioc
END OF EIGHT
YEARS MISER!
Used Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound
and Recovered.
Newark, X. .1.—"The doctor said I
had an organic trouble and treated in*
for several weeks.
At times 1 could not
walk at all and I
suffered w i t It my
bark and limbs so I
oft‘>n had to stay in
h e d. 1 suffered off
and on for eight
y e a r s. I'inuUy I
heard that. Lydia E.
Pinkham’s V r g e-
table Compound was
a good medicine and
tried it with splen
did effect. I can now do niy house
work and my washing. 1 have recom
mended your vegetable Compound and
your Blood Medicine and three of my
friends are taking them to advantage.
You ran use my name for a testimonial.”
—Mrs. T Hiatts a Covt.yiRY, 75 Burnett
St., Newark, N. J.
You are invited (o write for fret advice
No other medieiue has been so suc
cessful in relieving woman’s suffering
as has Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound. Women mav receive free
and helpful advice by writing the Lvdia
• E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lvnn, Mass.
Such letters are received and answered
by women only and held in strict
confidence.
E VERYONE can b*ve*Dund«nc*
of Thick, Beat^tilu! Glossy Hair.!
7 Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower Grew this Hair
■*v
II Ton Value Tout Halt a « Ih Beauty Try SEVHI
SUIHIRUND SISTERS Unci-Why nol now’
0 On hale •! all Dealer* 0
Seven Sutherland Sisters
342 BRJDNUftST «VE. N. Y. CITY
WANTED—To rent small house or a
few rooms, furnished or unfurnish
ed, .suitable for light house-keeping
Address C W Hutson, Postofllce In
spector, City.
: Mi&eR&neoUfl .
—t-* —■—*
WELDING—We are prepared to do
expert welding, both light and
heavy. Also expert service on all
machine repair work. The Brid-
beys Machine Co.
SIDELINE Salesman— Salesman
traveling the tobacco belt can ban
die a Hue of Saleboard assort
ments: nothing to carry but two
photographs. Addres« The Novel
ty Salesman, North, S. C.
An election will be he'd at Mo-
CoWn Clarke Co’s Store in Back
Swamp School District No. 3 on Sat
urday July 3rd Prox. for tl^e pur-
pote» of voting on the question of
levying an additional Special Tax
of 7 mills for general school pur
poses’ in said school district.
Said election will be held in hc-
coidance with and under the pro
visions of Section 1742 of Civil
Code of South Carolina 1912 with
amendments thereto
By order of the County Board of
Education.
J. S. RODGERS
\ d. m. McCormick
E. M. ERVIN
Trust cos
GORMAN & GORMAN
• REPRFSF v, '’|vy: .
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
FLORENCE. S. C
CO.
ATTENTION
CON’i Il/iCTORS —
WANTED—About 60 fence posts, cy
press or lightwood, to average six
inches at small end. C. G. Bultinun
WANTED—Capable man to take An-
uncial interest in an dmauage
or assist In the management of a
we I established and profitable Au
tomobile Accessory business. Ad
dress "Accessories," Box 199 Flor
ence, S.
Sand for building, delivered any
where in the city at any time,
large or small,quantities. Address
J. It. Temple R. F. D. 3.
YOUR CLOTHES-Need
‘reusing. Cleaning or Alluring,
call on us. We are experts In lhi»
•Ine. Ladles garments a spe.lalij
Clms. Kallsky. 15 N. Dargan St phone
179.
\VANTED—A reliable man to collect
and sell insurance. Good proposi
tion to right parly. Apply in own
handwriting. Address K. care of
The Times.
WANTED—A young lady as cashier.
One who has had some experience
operating typewriter preferred. Ap
ple in person at Busy Bee Cafe.
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.
A SUITABLE 'RLWVA.RD—WTll be
paid for information leading to
recovery of black horse. Strayed
or stolen on last Saturday uighl
Florence Vulcanizing Works
phone 36.
WANTED—A couple without chil
dren desires to rent a small house
in West Florence. Immediate pos- 1
ssession desired. If suited will buy.j
Answer No. Id care Times. I
AUTOMOBILES—We want an agent
In this county for the It. and V.
Knight Six which is the only
Knight Six manufactured in Amor
icn. Columbia Sales Agency, Co-
iumbii 1 . S. C.
WANTED—Young man 23, married,
possessing executive ability, de-
sties position witn a growing con
corn. Have knowledge of book
keeping. typewriting and general
office routine. Address C care of
Times.
NOTICE—To builders and public. I
make mantles, door and window
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
WANTED—If its lemons you want
call 736, there is a teas-m. If its
hay and feed of alt kinds, call 736
We have it. If it is ine very best
groceries, none better m town, call
Church Street Grocery. There is a
reason.
For Sale
SALE—Any
FOR
slab 16 incite stovfc
-per cord, delivered
the city. Phone 36.
i
amount of dry |
wood $8.00!
anywhere in'
C. E. McGee
CLERKS—(Men women) IS upward
for Postal Mail Service. $135
month. Examinations ' July. Ex
perience unnecessary. For free
particulars, write R. Terry (form
er Civil Service Examiner) lit)
Continental Building, Washing
ton • 1 '
W Y7 ERMELONS—I have a ear ot
first .class watermelons on track at
..•orher of Evans Street. Will sell
at lowest prices, come earty and
get the bargains. 1 want every
fnrmer in town to come and buy
melon for .the 4th of July.
FOR SALE—5 room dwelling 415 W
Palmetto St. Large Lot. Southern I
exposure. Real Estate and Trust!
Co. Phone 312
For Rent
FORD FOR GALE—At the Transport i
Garage. .
FOR SALE—Two of the finest
building lots on Soutli Dargan St.
i'SxdOQ feel. Lots . facing East.
Easv terms and prices right. See
F. II. Barnwell or call phone 796
FOR S\LE—Nice new 5 room cot
tage. Bntii room, lights and water,
on Magnolia Street, near Shops.
C. J. Gusquc, owner—Phone 491
FOR RENT—-Leaf tobacco sales ware
house. Kuli information on request
J II Mc.Elweo. Statesville. N. C.
FOR LEASE—Three thousand P'd
of floor space to let on long lease
to some good reliable party. Flor
eiive Battery Service. Opposite
Court House. •
FOR RKNT-
witli bath.
615-J Mrs.
Three upstairs
208 South Irby.
Frank Holland.
rooms
Phone
LOST
FOR SALE—ArbuzzI Rye. Place,
your, orders while it’s cheap. Will
IJuynswuith. Photic 3403. |
FOR SALE—We have plenty of dry I
blocks suitable for cooking wqo.d,
$2.t)0 per load- Send your wagon
to. mill. Better secure this dry
wood for your winter supply.
Trcnchurd-Sparrow Lumber Co
FOR SALE--5 room house, 13 South
Hatilee St. city water and electric
lights. Real Estate and Trust C<r,
Phone 312.
FOR SALE—At a bargain for quick
su!q. Lexington, seven passenger
car 1919 model in good condition.
Aptjiy to W. I). Harper, Masonic
Temple, phone 54 and 212.
FOR SALD—Slightly
Touring Car. -Apply
Transport Gar 0 ""
used
C. O.
Kline
Ritchie
LOST—Tuesday. Evening, June the lf<
between KioreWo and Marion Hew
itt’s place on the Evergreen road
Two bundles of. Linens, one lias
.l;qeu found. Reward If the other is
returned to (’. O. Cox, 405 East Pine
St. or phone 324.
LOST—This morning one Black hand
bag. between Florence ami Darling
ton. Tag with name and address
on same. Finder return to E. S.
Conrad, at Florence Hotel.
Found
FOUND—Bundle of clothes, owner
must idcmVfy ami pay for ad. Call
at '2 South McQueen St.
FARM FOR SALE—Will ell farm
with crop and give immediate pos
session long and ..short gtiRile, cot-
ion tobacco. -2 heat! ot bogs, two
mules, wrigons plows qud all tieces-,
sary implements. Hands on place.'
If interested, let me bear from you
H. G. Willie, Effingham, S. C.
FOR SALE—Or exchange--Scrippa
Booth, Club Roadster, good tires,
good mechanical condition, neiwly
renovated. Price reasonable. See
’ L. E. Carter, 33 North Irby.
£>i\ Miles W. Maloney
OPTOMETRIST
Eyei examined, glasses fitted.
Sulsbachen, up sUfre
Entrance through store.
FOR SALE - Ten head of cows and
yearlings and about 4(* shoates, I
or will trade for good milch cows.!
registered stock preferred. C. E. i
David, ft F O^hfipreBce, S. C. I
A. M. STRICKLAND
PRIVATE ACCOUNTANT
FLORENCE, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Audit* System* Tax Returns
W. F. SWARINGEN
and
.S A. MORTON
Florence, S. C.
P. O. Box 4#1 Phone 301-W.
Contractors & Construcing
Mappin & Hamilton
HOUSli PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
PHONE ;,65
OFFICE OVER M c GOWH HAR«-
WARg COMPANY
STIa
"America's Oldest Battery'' f
SERVICE STATION
FLORENCE BATTERY SERVICE
L. B. FERRELL.
OPPOSITE COURT MOUSE
PHONE 154-W.
The Eagle Shoe Factory
H. W. Schmidt, Prop.
Expert Shoemaker
Repair work called for
and delivered.
Turned Soles a specialty
110 E. Evans St.
Phone 99 '
L Mel). HICKS
Architect \
Florence, S. C. \
Office in McCall Bldg.
Dr. Z. F. HIGHSMITH
Cfptometi ist.
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted.
Office at residence, 20 Kuker Ave.,
four blocks from Post Office, be
tween W. Evans and Cheeves Sts.
Telephone 699-W.
CANDIDATES CARDS
FOR CONGRESS
I Imroby announce myself a can
didate for re election to Congress
from the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, subject to the rules of the
Democratic Primary
PHILIP H. STOLL.
FOR SHERIFF
1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of
Florence county, subject to the
rules of the Democratic Primary.
S. J. COLE
1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for the office of Sheii(f oi
Florence county and pledge mysolf
to abide by tl«e rule* of the Demo
cratic party. Appreciating the sup
port of the people of the county
JOHN H. IjANGSTON.
To the Democratic Voters of Flor
ence County:
1 hereby announce myself a cau-
! didate for re election as Sheriff of
Florence county, pledging myself to
abide the results of the Democratic
Primary.
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