The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, June 22, 1921, Image 5
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THE FLORENCE DAILT TIMES.
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. AFTERNOON. J^-NE 1921.
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Sold only
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give tire mileage
at the lowest cost
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■NEWS
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* SOCIAL CALENDAR *
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♦ Thursday, 4:30 P. M. Junior +
♦ Matrons Bridge Club. Hostess, ♦
♦ Mrs. J. M. Robinson, West Pine +
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♦ Thursday, 5 to 7:30. Bridge 4*
♦ Luncheon Club picnic at Pine- 4*
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♦ Thursday, 10 A. M. Thursday ♦
♦ Club.. Hostess, Mrs. T. R. MUler, +
♦ 309 South Coit 3L ♦
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SIZE
NON-SKID
OLD NEW
NON-SKIDCCRC
OLD NEW
30x3
$17.55
$12.85
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30x354
20.80
15.00
$34.25
$27.50
32x354
26.30
21.00
41.15
36.40
32x4
34.95
26.90
52.30
46.30
34x454
49.85,
38.35
62.05
54.90
35x5
61.15
47.05
77.35
68.45
30x3^ RED-TOP, Old $27.75,Ncw$22.C0
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Plus tl'ar Tax. Reduction on all styles and sizes.
/ A New Low Price on a
Known and Honest Product
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The Florence Daily Times delivered to your
home or office, t>v carrier, 15c a week.
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* COMPLIMENTING MISSES *
* ' WALKER AND BRABHAM ♦
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Ons of the loveliest morning nartles
of the earl^v summer was that on Tues
day morning when Misses Hazel and
Jean Osteen charmingly entertained
at lour tables ol bunco for their iwo
attracive house guests, ' Miss Mury
Frances WalKer and Miss Ida Brab
ham, both y£ Bamberg.
T.ie tables were placed on the poren
which v as most inviting with leins,
ll'jwers. and hanging baskets. T be
glicsts were passed dainty score curds
by little Miss Ethel Harriet Osteen.
Alter many rounds o Ithis most tasci-
nating game the highest score was
made by Miss 'Edith Gee who was
presented with a lovely box of corres
pondence cards, and the two honorees
were presented with very attractive
card cases. The booby fell to Miss
, Eleanor Newberry. This caused much
, merriment, for ui>on evening if proved
toi be a luscious all-day suc-Kcr.
The hostess, assistcl by Miss Ethel
| Harriet Osteen, serv ■ a frozen salad
I course with iced tea
) Those enjoying the party were Miss-
! es Mary Frances Walker. Ida Brab-
| bam, lionise Calais. Ada Wilkins, Ma-
> ,jnie Haigb, Belva Hayneaworth, Maria
RiigAdalc, Mary Shjpp, Ellzabdth I^ake,
Itlnry Scott, Edith Gee. Mildrdu King,
Alice Brunson. Beverly Cole, Marion
Cults, Eleanor Newberry and the hos
tesses.
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4 CIVIC SOCIETY MEETS *
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The Civic Improvement Society held I
an interesting meeting Monday after-,
noon although not as largely attended
as it should have been. Mat-:
ters of vital interest to the people of |
the city were discussed, and several'
committees were appointed to invest!-]
gate and call to the attention of'
proper authorities certain sanitary
conditions.
$3.00 was contributed to the Italian
Baby Relief fund to assist in the ef-j:
fort to raise the Florence contribu i
tfon to $1000.00. jr
The great desire and need for a pub
lic library dq Florenc e was discussed,
and the urgency for immediate action
if this generation is to enjoy the bene
fits and pleasure of such an Institu
tion. A ctimmittee was appointed to
consult with others who are Interested
w4th a view to agitating the matten
and bringing It to some conclusion.
The President expressed the hope
that the women of the qlty generally
will coTrth Into the organization and
give their support and sympathy in
its undertakings. The co-operction of
a largd number of wromen will require
very little cf effort for each individual,
hut will bring large results,—indeed
the possibilities are limitless.
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+ W. C..T. U. MEETING FRIDAY *
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The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet Friday afternoon at
4:30 with Mrs. W. M. Waters on
South Dargan St.
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* BIRTH NOTICE + 1
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Bern to'Mr. aifcd Mrs. Fetner, June !
19, 1921, a daughter.
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1921 IS REWARDIHG FIGHTERS
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We belieVe in this slogan—our sales prove it.
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We’re out after your business. This week we are
featuring Safes, manufactured by the General Fire-
proofing Company and inspected and certified by
the Underwriter’s Laboratories.
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You’ll be interested in the display.
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Van Auken
-Mr. J. A. Pinson, represen'ing Tux-1
bury Lumber Company’s Quickbuilt
department..of Charleston, has return
ed from a business trip to Green-1
wood.
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Miss Marie Gregory left Monday
night for New York City to visit rela
tives.
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Mrs. T. J. Carter has gone to Rural
Retreat, Va., to spend some time with
j relatives.
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1 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hope, who
have been visiting in the city for the
past ten days, left yesterday by auto-
‘ mobile for Pomaria where they will
! spend the summer with home folk.
They were accompanied by James and
I Robert Spann.
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County Supt. A. H. Casque has gone
out to California to attend the nation
al convention of the Junior Order of
American Mechanics which meets in
Los Angeles.
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Dr. D. t. Riley, Mr. Fred K. Lake,
Dr. A. C. Ellerbe and Dr. Rhem left
Monday afternoon by automobile for
Charlotte, N. C., to attend a joint
meeting of the Pharmaceutical Asso
ciation of North and South Carolina.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. King have gone
to Washington, lad., to visit Mr. and
Mrs. ('has. M. Newman, formerly m
Florence.
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In the list of appointments issued
by the Citadel at the close of this
year’s work appears the name of
James Qee as Second Lieutenant.
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Mrs. T. Alexander and Mrs. C. P.
Bobbitt spent yesterday in Charleston
with a party of rliends.
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Mrs. J. M. Barbie and children are
in Richmond visiting relatives.
The tremendous response
yesterday the first day of
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our greatest straw hat
sale is conclusive evidence
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of the public’s confidence
in The Men’s Shop and
that it appreciates the full
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significance of
LASSIFIE
ADVERTISEMENTS
One Cent a Word. No Advertisement taken for
Less Than 25c. _ Cash In Advance.
One Insertion ^_$ .21
Three Insertions .go
One Week (Six Insertions) 1.00
WANTED
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MOVIE MAN DIES.
Florence, S. C.
Los Angeles, June
Loane Tucker, 49, one of the first suc
cessful motion picture directors and
producer of “The Miracle Man,’” died
here yesterday. Mr. Tucker was born
in Chicago and before entering the
motion picture business was assoda-
! ted with several New York theatrical
i managers.
Signs of the
Times
PAY
CASH
LESS
WEATHER TOO HOT?
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A few suggestions to keep you out of the kitchdn:
Boneless Pig’s Feet, large
.... 3.9c
Boneless Chicken
60c
Lamb’s Tongue, large
.... 60c
Calves Tongue, large
61c
Large Frankfurters,'glass .. ..
30c
* Sliced Ox Tongue
Consolidated Grocery Stores
15 W. Evans cash system 16 N. Dargan
W E DELIVER $2.oc WORTH
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Our
Ex-
straw-
ordinary
STRAW
HAT
SALE
$4 to $4*50
STRAWS
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NOW
$5 to $7
STRAWS
NOW
$3.50
WANTED—You to know that we are 1
shipping our heme made candies
everywhere. Fine peppermints for
parties, iu all colors; fudges, nut
bars, etc. Prompt attention to your
orders. Hahn leo Cream Corp.,
Chraleston, S. C.
WANTED—The shoo wearing public
to know that we do the best work
In town. Make old shoes look like
new. Florence Good Year Shoe
Shop, at Florence Shoe Store. Phone
163.
WANTED — Shoe repairing. Work
called for and delivered. If you
can get better work done ir. Flor
ence we will repair your shoes free.
Phone 749-W. Carolina Electric
Shoe Shop, 63 East Evans St., next
to Palmetto Market. P. Guarinollo
and M. Audrenccl, Proprietors. La
dies’ shoe shine parlor lu connec
tion.
One variety of cactus, found in dos-
ori .. always points to the south, thus
forming a natural compass.
The tomb of Sar. h 1, rnhardt, which
the groat aolres:; caused, to he burit
| sonic twenty year;; ago, is in the Peve
la Chaise c'inclery in Can’s, it is
quite dose to the tombs of Talma,
Rachel ami Mile. Mars.
WANTED-j-You to call J. W. Wilson,
day or night, phone 763-J, to get
your trunks, do your hauling end
moving. Prompt, reliable service.
WANTED—My friends to know that
I am back in town, and will be
pleased to serve ycu at 312 E. Evans
St. Thanking you for your past pa
tronage. Hair cut 33 cents. Special
attention paid to children’s work.
W. M. Mims, Barber.
WANTED—To rent three unfurnished
rooms or house. Phone C31.
L. TvIcD. HICKS
Architect
Florence, S. C.
Office in McCall Bldg.
FOR SALE
While In Town see
us for all
Interior decorating.
We have
the latest designs In wall pa
per. We do ail kinds of paint-
Ing and inside decorating.
HAMILTON BROS.,
DECORA-
T1VE CO.
205 E. Evans
St.
Florence, S. C.
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Phone 568
FOR SALE—Clean newspapers put up
In bundles of 15. Call at The Times
office ami secure yours while they
last.
FOR SALE—Peanut seed, carefully
selected, shelled and graded, fresh
at planting time. Let us hook yoUr
orders now. but do not plant until
May or June for best results. We<
can furnish White Spanish or Run
ner seed in any quantity at reason-
aide price. Also peanut planters
and weeders; and full information
about growing. Sea Island Cotton
Oil Co., Charleston, S. C.
FOR SALE—Fire wood, mixed oak,
1 pine, cypress, etc.,-at $1.00 per sin
gle team load at our mill. Giles
Bay Lumber Co/
AUTO ELECTRIC SERViCE
We specialize Electrical wprlc
on the Automobile.
Ail STARTING
LIGHTING
IGNITION systems
“We do not Exeriinent at your
expense.’’ Eight years experi
ence.
FLORENCE AUTO ELECTRIC
CO.
J. A. Grier.
33 N. Irby Telephone 168-J
FOR SALE—Clean white Orangeburg
Counly corn in new two-hushel
bags. Wire or write for delivered
prices. Shuler & gmoak, Orange
burg, S. C.
F'OR SALE—Just received a fresli
shipment of bream and trout. Phone
677, Commander Grocery.
HARDWOOD FLOORING
Quarter Sawed, White Oak, Rel
Oak, Birch. Maple and Mahogany.
We sell and install Hardwood
floors everywhere. For further
information write
MEEKINS BROTHERS
P. O. Box 659 Florence, S. C.
MISCELLANEOUS
BEAT
THE MEN’S
SHOP
CAR WASHING—$1.50. This Is pre
war prices Let ns do your “dirty
work,’’ and keep your ear washed
and polished. City Filling Station,
31 N. Irby Street
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MATTRESSES made and repaired,
old cotton ginned into lint. Also
rugs and art squares cleaned. All
work guaranteed. A Green & Son,
305 N. Dargan St. Phone 9107.
HEMSTITCHING ahd picoting. attach
ment, works on all sewing machines,
$2.50. Self threading needles, 25c
a package. Mutual Sales Co., Box ;
934, Charlotte, N. C.
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GASOLINE—26c today. CUy Filling
Station, 31 N. Irby St.
WILL LOAN to desirable party rea
sonable portion of money necessary
to buy lot la 500 block of South,
Coit Street and construct home ac
cording to plans desired. Terms
easy. Location ideal. Apply to J. I)!
Gilland. Lawyer. Second Floor Ma-1
sonic Temple, Florence, S. C.
Spray “PREVHNTOL”
finely and -keep out dis-
cajie'carrying mosquitoes
and; fHe^PREVENTOL"
wort’t h^rm tabrics.'
On Saie^at Drug Stores.
(PrEVE/NTOL)
►MAKES A CttAW HOME -4—-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Storage epach and twe
private garages. Apply Plowdor 1
Auto Co.
i FOR RENT—Second lloor flat, three j
rooms, hall, hath and porch. Use j
of garage. 217 Covington St., Phono
| 470-W.
! FOR RENT—Three large connecting j
! rooms, use. of hath. Price reason- 1
able. Apply 322 West Palmetto St. i
FOR RENT—Furnished room, upstairs i
southwest corner, running water.
Cool, pleasant, in movt desirable lo
cation. Also northwest room. Ap
ply “YY”, care Times .
Ford Touring Car, 1921 model,
found on road near Florence
this morning. Owner can have
same by proving ownership of
car and paying for this adver
tisement and costs.
Thos. S. Burch
SHERIFF
FLORENCE, S. C.
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Attached to the Aquarium in New
York City is a liosuital where fish are
treated for their ailments.
Audits Investigations
Geo. B. Wilson & Co.
BEN H. ELY, Mgr.
Consulting and Practicing Accts
P. O. Box 285
Income Tax Systematizing
A. M. STRICKLAND
CONSULTING ACCOUNTANT
Florence, South Carolina.
Audits Systems Tax Returns
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