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.i THE rLORtNfl® OAILt TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 30, 1920 Hemorrhoids One of the troublesome and painful effects of continued constipation is hemorrhoids, or piles. £ Nujol relieves constipation by an entirely new method. Without forcing or irritating, it softens the food waste. This enables the many tiny muscles in the walls of the in testines, contracting and expanding in their normal way, to squeeze the food waste along and out of the system. It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. Try it. Nu;i o 1 f . PAT ©M. For- Constipation The Modem Method of Treating an Old Complaint .v.» :.£>| SOCIAL NEWS ♦ MISS LEONORA BRIGGS ♦ ENTERTAINS AT ROOK “Regular a* CtockHOrtf* Miss Leonora Briggs delightfully entertained on Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Elizabeth I^*onard, \ who is a charming guest in the city. Rock was the gam? f the afternoon. Punch was served during the games. At th' 1 conclusion of Pie games it was to >i<d fhot Miss Audie.v Pendergrass had won Frst prize, the booby fail in'*, to Mis*; Sarah Ray. Miss Leon ard war presented with a box of can- dv. Ice cream and cake were served, i after which the guests bid adieu. In many parts of the world as well as important assignments at naval stations in the United States. in France during the world war he com manded the Second Division at St. Mihiel and in the Meuse-Argonne of fensive. In this capacity he gained an enviable record by his qualities of personal leadership, and by his wide ly recognized professional ability. His pomotion to the highest post in the service is in the nature of a reward tor his distinguished service abroad. fr * PERSONALS * * + * * 4 Ovpremax-p Into a*. a TODAY’S EVENTS. , « Hie CAHILL FURNACE Las a Reputation, to Uphold- F OR 25 years the name “Cahill" on Grates and Fireplace Fixtures has stood for the best in quality and work manship; and now the same manufacturing ideals are producing a master product in the Cahill Pipeless Furnace. Just look at the Cahill castings the heart of a furnace; notice their un- uma/thick ness, weight and careful workmanship. Such castings guarantee greater durability and satisfaction. They require less frequent replacing, and reuin heat longer than castings in most furnaces. This means a sav ing of fuel, less frequent firing, and more uniform, comfortable beating. The Cahill Furnace excels because its castings excel. CahiU Furnaces One register heats the whole house. The modern and sanitary method of heating homes, churches, schools, factories and stores. Simple to install; econoinical and easy to operate. Uniform heat in avery room, constantly circulatine. Let Our Service Department Help You We will gladly eld you with advice, absolutely free and without obligation, if you will send sketch of your building and number and size of rooms. LOCAL AGENT FLORENCE SHEET METAL WORKS Mr. .1. VV Cary returned last night from a trip to Washington, Baltimore and New York. Mr. t’ary was aceom panied on this trip by his little son, Gypsy and little Jack Thomas. • * » Mrs. Austin Rogers has returned from Lakeland. Fla., where she has been visiting friends for the past s?v eral weeks * * * Mr. M G. Scott has returned from Montreal. X. t\, where he motored to tat:e his family, who will spenu the remainder of the summer there. * * * Mr. and Mrs. I. L. X’eely, accom panied by their daughter. Mrs. E. W. Hall, have gone to Geneso, N. Y., to vi> it tlmir daughter. Mrs. James Mitchell. * .* * Mrs. Henry Jaegar and daughter, Miss Ella, are spending sometime in Menelo, G*.. with the former’s daugh ter. Mrs. ’ r . D. Patrick. * * * Mrs. Will HaynswortJi is spending several days in Darlington with Mrs.. Quay Williford. v * * Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barringer and daughter. Miss Flora, and J. R. Men denhall left by automobile yesterday for Asheville to spend the summer. * * v Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers, Jr., are spending sometime in Asheville. * * * Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Langley and daughters, Misses Florence and Ruth and Miss Marjorie Reynolds motored from Camden Sunday and were guests of Mrs. iaingley’g brother. Mr. .'Ice McKain. * * * Airs. J, \. Rivers and children. Frances and J. A. Jr., of Jackson ville, Fla., are spending some time with the former’s brother, Mr. Joe McKain on West Darlington street. * *■ * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kendall and family returned last night from Wiightsville Beach, where they have been spending several weeks. * * Mr. W. M. Waters and daughter. Miss Cynthia, are spending several days at Wrightsville Beach with Mrs. Cnaries .Duckett. * * * Miss Josephine Carpenter of Savan nub. <s the guest of Miss Marlbel Waters. Cardinal Gibbons today enters upon his 60th year in the* priesthood and liis 35th year in the cardlnalate. Fifty years ago today saw the grad nation of the first woman fron an American law school—Ada H. Kep- ley of Effingham, 111. Today is the twentieth anniversary ;of the greet dock lire at Hobokeh, X’ J., in which 145 lives were lost and millions in property destroyed. After nearly 15 years of continuous service, John Barrett today will re tire from the office of director gen eral of the Pan-American Union. Major General John A.- Lejeune, who distinguished himself in the world war, today will become com mandant of the U. S. Marine Corps dii succession to Major General Geo. (Barnett. < A general primary will ha held in .X’orth Dakota today for the nomina tion of candidates for U S. senator, three lepresentatives in congress, and various state and county offices to he filled at the next election. Shailei Mathews, cean of the Uhl- veMtv of Chicago Divinity School, is to deliver the oration at formal ex ercises to he held at. Waterville. Me., today in celebration of the centennial of Colby College. “Co jiyiLr D DDDDDD, 3 000 ’JODO “06 2d £ /M Y o 9q’, P ' CffcSame' in Platiar uesterdau^ to Saif and tomorrow LlW com* ♦ ♦♦ + 4444*<»* IN THE DAY'S NEWS ♦ **♦*+!> 444* 4 * * Major Generrl John A. Lejeune, who today becomes commandant of the Marine Corps, the oldest branch of the United States military estab lishment, is known ns one of the eoips most distinguished soldiers. Since his graduation front the Annap oils naval academy he hns had a bril liant career of active service, includ ing duty With’ the “fighting marines” Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR Let There Be No Discords jrd car is out of tune, there is 5d the^st way to find that reason, and to our authorized Service station, where acquainted with the Ford mechanism and pair your car, can tune It up In a garage service. Then, too, we never use imitation kaml durable. They wear from thirty to kounterfeit parts that are softer and more Inman life to me imitation parts, and it is kok. undoubtedly a very good reason for it. have It remedied, is to jump in and drive one of our mechanics who is thoroughly who knows the Ford way to adjust or re- thut is properly equipped to give real Ford parts—only the Genuine Ford-made, strong seventy-five per. cent longer than the cheap’y made. In fact it Is dangerous to not fair to your Ford car or your pocket are a part of the gigantic Ford Sev '.ce organization whose purpose it Is to the owners of all Poi;d cars and true -.s; we have more than • passing interest l[" , " ,r Prompt service is given on ail work —from a minor adjustment to a fnon# overhaul. Drive in and see the facts lor yourself- there' too much money in- Ivested in your Ford car to miss connect! ns with the authorized Ford dealers. C rowell & Co. Florence, S. C. INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS Subscribe to THE DAILY TIMES OH! BOY! v You can’t beat it. Florida Fruit Gum is perfect. Try a package to day. Made by Fleer. All dealers— 5c.—Adv. MAXWELL J House Coffee s () !d 0 niy m sealed Maxwell House Tea has the same excellent equalities CHEEK~NEAL COFFEE CO.. Ndshville, Houston. Jac ksonville Richmond ; I -1 We Know South Carolina Soil— Let Us Sell Your Farm Lands— it : Y ’HEN you make » eontrart. with us to sell your farm lands at auction in the Fall you are employing us as experts to guarantee that your prop erty will bring-what it is worth. We know Eastern South Carolina farm lands. ^ We have dealt in this kind of real estate for years. Both members of this firm have had practical farming experience. We know what land will produce and how production governs values. We know the farmers of this section and they,know us. We are not strang ers whose interests are transient or speculative. We are interested pennant- ly in land values in this section. We have been residents of Eastern South/' Carolina all our lives. Its people are our neighbors. And we expect to spen>Ji the rest of our lives here. JT ' We do not deal exclusively in auction properties. Consequently wc have* on our lists hundreds of names of men who want to buy farming properties and are able to pay for them. ' We believe in auctions because we believe they accurately determine the val ues of lands in a community. For that reason we invite to our sales all clients who have asked us to look up farm lan ds for them. These are the people a land owner wan ts to see at an auction when his land is being sold—men who want to buy and have the money to comply with sale conditions. 1 We are not actuionecrs. We are real estate and farm laud brokers. To make our auction sales we engage the livest promoters and auctioneers in the land business—men who have records of successful .sales in this territorv—men whose services are in demand and who se methods are right. We want to sell your land. .We will come to see you about selling it and ad vise with you as to the best way to di vide and the best time for von to have your auction. We are your employees and agents fro m the day you sign a contract with us. Write to us todav. Reaves & Stackhouse Liberty Bank Building Florence. S. C. 11 ■iL. J. <: