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I 1 THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES, MONDAY AFTEKNOON. MARCH 5, 1^23. Th £ FLORENCE DAILY TIMES the poise—and you can’t Imat th combination, olten. — Spart»inliuig Hcralci. A SUGGESTION at !♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦! > MUSIC memory contest + Selection No. 2—Minuet in G. by : (Born 1770 1S'J7 at Vi- 1 John Rcvell is reported as doing we’l today utter a hi ntiag speil which h_* suffered in the First Baptist Church yesterday. MASONIC NOTICE Published Daily Except Sunday at Florence, & C-, by BRUNSON A GARDINER Mason C. Brunson Editor j Chas. 8. Gardiner..Business Manager- 1 Ludwig von Beethoven. | at Bonn. Germany; died 1 ennu.) ! This is one of the lighter numbers ) , n , e rf , RU i a r montkiy communiga- „ v ' by Ludwig von Beethoven, one 6t the t on of Hampton Loitge No. 204. A. nilttee > al* a Special Election to de- ; pnmtest musu ians of the world. The F M wiil be hc!( i , n the Bine Lodge eide if the General Assemby shall simple graceful melody frequently on ; Uot)m .\jusonic Temple building Mon Editor The Florence Dailv Times— !t has beeu suggested to me by R B. Calder that tbe executive Com 1STRATION iha. adjourn, nnd if so, when. » i. A. MULDROW. t -- uiOjKiams of all the violinists. The minuet was originally a stHteiy 1 TELEPHONES: Editorla and Social 226 j Business Office CO { SUBSCRIPTION RATES s .«>- - ^ ' V ■* *■ Payable In Advance One Week $ 15 One Month -60 Three Months 1.75 Six Months *. 3.50 One Year * 6.00 To receive attention tie same day complaints from subscribers in the city must be made before seven o’clock. Entered as second class matter at Florence, S. C. Member of The Associated Pres* The Associated Press is exclusively entitlel to the use for republication i*i all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also to tbe local news pub lished herein. Social and Telephone items for this Depart ment to 225 ' day evening. All mertibers and visit ing ('raftsmen are invited. , old French dance m three-four Pine, i h. A. BRUNSON. . with the marked accents in each, Wurstrpful Master. ; measure,, a stronger accent followed ! jj K GILBERT. by the weaker ones. The name comes | ~ _._J i from tbe French word “menu”. NOTICE (small) in allusion to the sma’l dainty I _____ ; steps of the dancers. . | A meeting 0 f Uie Democrats of the The dancing of the minuet was i c . t ol Florem . e w in be held ai the w»ide ^shionabla _at con»t by Louis ■ Coua v y Cou) . t House on Friday even- MONDAY, MARCH 5th, 1923. ~TT- j-r—r-i JHE WEATHER For South Carolina: Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Local rains Tuesday, and in aorth portion to night. Somewnat cooler tonight. Moderate north, shitting to easi winds. MONDAY, MARCH 5 4 p. m.—Friendship circle of Kings Daughters; hostess, Mrs. Algie Bro die at the home of Mrs. Robert Na pier, South Dargan street. 4 p. m.—GuardVm Circle K'ng’s Daughters; hostess, Mrs. M. G. ScotN West Cheves street. 4:00 p. m.—Helping Hand circle of the King’s Daughters at Central Methodist church. 4 p. m.—Beginning week of prayer •it the First Baptist church; every afternoon through Friday. 4 p. m.—Sunshine cufje of the King’s Daughters; hostess, Mrs. W. D. Harper, 8 North McQueen street. TUESDAY, MARCH 6 8 p. m.—Eastern. Star will meet in the Ramwater building. 5:00 p m.—Ladies’ Aid society of ng. Mardh !)th, 1923, at eignt o’cloeg. The purpose of this meeting is that oi reorganizing the Democratic Party of the City of Florence and trie mak-'i ing of pre’yirations looking to the boldmg iof a Democratic Primary XIV of France and Chanes II of Fug land. This cquttiy dance with the quabit formal costumes crossed t.ie Atlantic with our forefathers of the Southern colonies and became the conventional dance of our Colonial America. . . elect on, in which said j rimary Elec- Th s particulpr m nuet is taken; „ vnr nf the from the set of six. mib'ished in 1796. • ... It ’will be noticed that there are realV ^ minuets, the liist with two J nien . each eiglit meaanrea munioal Eleet^ length, then a eomrastlng m'noet tot- m ,,en ,, i mifi ,'! ■. secret-irv lowed by a return to the first. The W. MARSHALL LRIDM.S. beci.Uiv. contrasting one is called a trio in as- ^ ^ much as three instruments in three . CANDIDATES > CARDS part harmony originally played it. \ The careful listener will enjoy p'ck- Ing out the various theffies and try ing to describe or characterize them. BOOKS OF REG! State of'South'Cafdtiii County of Florenc« iNOiice is hereby given mat me books of registration for the genera- municipal election for Mayor and! Counc’lmeu. to be held on the first j Tuesday in Mav. 192.’>. are now onen. ■ Persons desiring to register must' present County Registration Ceit ii 1 cate, and proof of payment of ali j taxes assessed and collectible in the i yc;ir 1922. B. J. McCOWN. Supervisor of Registration.; -!» Classified A D V E R TIS EM ENTS One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for leu than 25c. Cash In Advance. No Advertise ment taken over the Telephone. One Insertion t -2* Three Insertion* >50 One Week (Six Insertions) 1-00 Iv two themes, a candidate for Mayor of the of Florence and tour Council- wi’i be nominated for me ap (Paid Political Advertisements) MEET TO CONSIDER SALES TAX BILL In the Columbia, March 5.—A sub-commit- ] frankness." tee of the finance committee of the • senate meets this afternoon to con-; FOR COMMISSIONER I hereby announce mvsell as a candidate for re-election as coinmis- Isioner for the city of Florence, sub- j ject to the ru'es of the Democratic [party. My pkitfoim la “fairness and F. H. BARNWELL. St. John's Episcopal church Parish house. 4:00 p. m.—Pastor s Aid society or First Presbyterian church. Hostesa. Mrs. J- C. Kendall West Evans j on t tobacco apd soft drinks. rS:F^T;L h rn;a«m 8 an D d 1 is composed of sider a proposed bill to create a gen eral sales tax, in place of the com . modity tax bil,' now before the sen ate, having already passed the House, 1 the ru i Cs ot u , this bill purporting to create taxes! Each day s development of the pav ing program bears witness to the foresight and wisuom of the adminis tration that brought this grout work to pass, despite tremendous difficul ties. The real wealth and strength of a nation consists not in the tangible evidences at possessions but in <he love and loyalty of Its people. Tins kind of patriotism, like charity, should begin at homo and should be taught as o cardinal prmc pie. Unmistakable signs of spring in- sp re the age old impulse to clear away the debris of winter and plant and plan to -beautify our surround ings with flower, shrub and tree. It would Ua<i vvAiuoertiil step forward it th's impulse could be broadened mio a cooperative, community-wide con ception. and all w vrk together towaru one great purpose. Mrs. J. 11. McCown WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7 4 p. m.—Coke# College club. Host- cs? Mrs. J. H. At will. 32 East Cheves street. 4:00 p. m.—Samuel Bacot Chapter of Daughters ot American Revolu tion. Hostess, Mrs. D. S. McCarthy, 11 Kii^j avenue. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the eft flee of Commissioner of the City of Florence, subtoct to liemocrat'c party. E. \V. BALDWIN. The lottery spirit seems to be get ting a stranglehold on business meth ods in this state. Getting something toi nothing holds a strong allure fer most people and to piay upon tirs Weakness is not only questionable but inexcusable. In a great number of •fates such practices are prohibited by law and the protection oi bin children requires similar statutes u, this state. The poss bitities for helpfulness to the individual and to the entire com munity involved in the Music Memory Contest which starts today appeal to ilie imagination. The details of the plan have' boen worked out with in finite care and it the response ot me public is as whole-hearted an dtntliu- Mastic as it should be the results would tell wonderfully in develop'ng Florence ai a music center. AUXILIARY HEARS SPLENDID ADDRESS The W’omans Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church at its meeting Tuesday aternoon heard a very fine address on China and its people by Miss Sophie Peck Grabim, niece of Dr. H. Tucker Graham, who is visit ing in th's.country from Hangchow, China. Her intimate knowledge of the great country and its opportuni- r'es to Christian workers made her talk most interesting to the members, and- wonderfully appealing. A fore'gn mission pageant was presented by Mrs. M. G. Scott, assist ed by six Irgli school girls represent- ng the different, missions. The, pa geant was henutifiVly arranged and weil presented. At this meeting new officers were elected tor the coming year. The, election resulted as follows: Presi dent, Mrs. Arthur White; vice presi dent, Mrs. NoeJ Johnson; secretary, Mrs. J. 1). Murchison: treasurer Miss Florence McKenzie. Senator D. M. Croeson, of Lexington chairman; Senat® Christensen, of eBaufort; Senator Hearue, of Rich land: Senator Robinson, of McCor mick, and Stnator Mpson ot Oconee. The commodityjtax bill which has! already passed tho house provides for | i a tax of five eentd a pound on tea, $2 a thousand on cigarettes, $5 a thmis and on ordinary cigars, six cents a pound on smoking tobacco, and ten cents a gallon on soft drink syrups. Successful roller bearings for trains for a large time a dream of engine' , rs. seem to have now been produced in England. One man pushed with eite a twenty-seven ton coach equipped with the new be*rugs, whereas it had taken seven men to push it with out bearings, it is expected that the saving in fuel will be about thirty par cent 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate tor tbe office o, commissioner of the City a Florence, subject to the rules and regulations governing the Democratic party. S. 1SADORE SULZBACHER. SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Mando lins, Ukuleles. Full line of Acces sories, Strings, Etc. SHEET MUSIC Scigling Music House Inc. 49 West Evans Street WANTED FOR KENT «— i Wanted—The public to know mat crank shaft and cylinder re grinding Also tbe best class auto mobile repairing. Eagle Machine and Mfg. Co. ARE YOU MD DIM, LANGUID? D OES your head ache, are you tired whep you get up, is it hard to arouse enough ambition to do even the smallest tasks? That’s a sign of sluggish, impure blood. That’s a warning to get a bottle cf Glide’s Pepto-Mangan and purify your blood and build up new strengtli and energy. For over 30 years Gude’s has been the favorite tonic and blood cnricher of many thousands of iteople. Your druggist has it, in both liquid and tablet form. Gude’s Pepto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enricher WANTED—Small bouse Ij West Florence. Apply “X44,” care of The Times. FOR RENT—Attractive furuishel| bouse or apartment, *close in, larg yard and garden. Rent reasouab^ Fnone 592-W. —/ s ^ - WANTED—By gentleman, room :n home dose to business section. Address P. o. Box 690. WANTED—Board couple without private family, ot Times ofnee. and room lor ciffildren. Prefer Address Z-42, care FOR RENT—Three room apartmenj and two separate rooms. Sandlt Apartments. Phone 500. FOR RENT—Three unfurnished downstairs rooms. Private e# trance, back and front. Apply 3F South McQueen street. • ■ l ''♦j FOR RENT—Store formerly occupied* j Ity the Gas Company. Can give^ immediate possession. Apply Haynesworth &• Stuckey. ^ — » Ml ll ll. 1 -All the iat’ies ol Florence WANTED who are interested in fancy wort i to join the class at tit: Ncw«j i Hut. Complete instructions in em- j nroidery will I** given each morn- • FOR ing from 9 to 11, and each after noon from 4 to 5. Free of charge. FOR RENT—Three room apartment ^ at Sandlin Apartments. RENT—Two furnished Sandlin Apartments. roomsi FOR SALE FOR RENT—One furnished room. J. W. Ward. Phone 654-W. NOTICE I hereby announce myself a 'c.nai- date lor re-election ns Commission' r of Florence, in the forthcoming dty election, subj< ct to the rules and reguiut’ons ot the Democratic party. B. S. MEEKS. FOR MAYOR i hereby announce myseif ,is a can didate tor the iffice ot Mayor ot Florence, subject to the rules and reu illations of the Democratic primary. THAD W. JONES. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date tor the office of Mayor of the City of Florence, subject to the Rules ot the Democratic Party. W. MARSHALL BRIDGES. •'Diversification of farming Is one ot tbe supreme needs of the South’’ says the Manufacturers Record. Unques tionably, but until some method is de vised that eliminates absentee land lord ownership and tenant farm’ng. diversification will be found to be ex tremely diflicii't to develop. Some land settlement work must be done before much progress along this line is accomplished and the business men ot. this sert'on could lend their atten- tjon to no more important subject. AID MEETING OF ST. LUKES The Ladies Aid Society of the Lu theran church Iiq’iI its monthly meet ing with Mrs. W. A. Damon on Church street Tuesday afternoon Seventeen members were present and two visitors. After tbe old business was disposed of the the Fathers’ and Sons’ banquet was discussed and several committees were appointed to iook after the bannuet arrangements. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. W. Damon, Miss Tillie Lultman, and Mrs. H. B. Wessinger,. served deic'ous chicken salad with coffee and whipped cream. Lovely yellow jonquils added their brightness and fragrance to the rooms. Indications of business recovery are multiplying on every hand. Unem ployment has practically disappeared, railroads are taxed to capacity u. handle freight, construction work runs into astounding figures, future orders insure increased production and market prices are continually climbing. The tremendous undevel oped wealth of this country justifies an unfaltering faith in Us future. There can come nothing more serious than .temporary setbacks and these arf due largely to ignorance and tint idity. SENATOR A. H. WILLIAMS Senator A. H. Wi/liams, of Florence, tile ■‘youngster’’ who appeared in the state senate this year from that coun ty has succeeded in having that body pass the question of issuing state- bonds in the amount of I6o.000.0it0 for road building, along to the people of the state—provided the house con curk—is one of the most Interesting men in Columbia these days. He is not more than thirty years of age. a son of former Senator Williams, of Lake City, Florence county, who rep resented his county for many years, is well educated, attractive personal ap pearance. recently married to a “Richmond (Va.) girl,” and has han dled his bill on the ficor of the sen ate like a veteran. These attributes have hfi’oed. to he sure, but, that he believes in his cause and has done the necessary work to know his question, are' the big factors. The truth of tne business la he lias presented almost an unan swerable argument to the senators, unwilling as many of them were.'to even “think of such a thing,” and he hag eron a victory. He hat done work, and he has tbe b^Uia, AW PLEASANT MEETING OF LAF-A-LOT CLUB Mrs. B. H. Putnam entertained the Laf-a-Lot club Friday afternoon. Th’rteen members were present and two visitors. Mrs. H.. Kinahan. of London. England, and Miss Anna Go 7 forth, of Blacksburg. S. C. After sewing was laid aside a very inter esting rennv contest was enjoyed. Miss Nell Morgan was the winner of the first prize, a lovely string of Bet ty Beads, while Mrs. W. A. Lewis was tne winner of-the booby. The hostess served a delicious fruit salad course with Russian tea and mints in dainty blue baskets. EUZELIAN CLASS TO MEET WITH MRS. MARTIN The Euzelian class of the First Baptist church will meet tonight qt 7:45 o’clock with Mrs. T. D. Martin, 224 West Pine street. All members are urged to be present, as a splendid social program has been arranged to follow the business session. Whereas, n petition subscr'bed by n majority ot the abutting property owners Pine SJreet, from Park Ave nu* to Cty limits, east. In tbe City o: Florence. South Carolina, has been filed with ('ity Council pray ng that * ) J raid part of sa'd street be rermn- nently improved upon condition that the City shall pay at least one-third of the cost of such IniDrovemem and that two-thirds of the cost thereof be levied upon and assessed against the property immediately abutting upon such portion of sa : d street In propor tion to the frontage only ot such property as provided bv law. Now, therefore, and in pursuance o' the Act of the Assembly, approved the 22nd day of March. 1922. a hear ing will he had at eleven o’clock in the forenoon on Thursday the 8th dav of March, 1923, in the CouncM Chamber or 0|ty Court Room. City Hall Building, in the City of Florence. 1 at which time and place all of the 1 abutting property owners on Pine Street, from Park Avenue, to Citv limits, east, shall he heard thereupon, and if it should th*-re appear that the canvass heretofore made by City Council was correct and that sa d pe tition had been duly subscribed bv n majority of suen abutting property owners, the same shall be so de clared by resolut’on and after its adoption the same shall be incontest able and conclusive evidence tnereot. and that Council will t4iereupon pro ceed to order the improvement ot ->ald street and assess the abutting property owners thereupon for the payment of two-thirds of the cost thereof. By Order ot City Council. 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Mayor of j the City of Florence, subject to the i rules ” governing the Democratic W. M. WATERS. THE NEWSY HUT 3ooks — Magazines — Novelties Pictures and Picture Framing 49 WEST EVANS ST, TODAY’S BEAUTY TALK “What beautiful hair that Miss Barnes has; and so thick and lus trous new. She says it’s all due to Parisian Sage, the hair invigor- ator that the F. U. Lake Drug Co. is selling with a guarantee.” I OUR REPAIR WORK'S THE.KIND — THAT v STAYS FIXED " SO YOU’LL | FIND Tracey E. Fore of £atta spent yes terday in the city with his daughter, Miss Mildred Fore, who has been very iM in a local hospital. * ♦ ♦ Friends of Mrs. S. K. Campbell will regret to learn that It was necessary for her to enter a local hospital yes terdav where she will undergo an op eratlon. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. George Saunders, ot State- nurg. is the guest of her B:ster u Mrs. ti. H. Saunders. ♦ ♦ ♦ Miss LeCiare Saunders of Allen dale. who has been visiting Mrs. S. II. Saunders, has returned to her nome ♦ ♦ ♦ Roy jervey, of Hendersonville, N. C.. returned home Saturday night at ter a visit to Mantling Saunders. * 4 * Manning Saunders left Saturday night for Hendersonvikc. N. C.. where he has accepted a position with a ousiness firm. ♦ ♦ ♦ Friends of Mrs. F. E. Wright will be glad to know she U much better today after having been quite nick at bqr hoffte op Sopth. JRAtepel *treoj,) ^ Order,.#1 QUy Council. NOTICE Whereas, a petition subscr’bed by a majority of the abutting property owners on North Barringer Street, be tween intersection of North Co't and City limits, in the City of Florence, South Carolina,, has been filed with City Council praying that said part of sa’d street be perma nently improved upon condition that tiic ^ity shall pay at least one-thiru of the cost of such improvement and that two-thirds of the cost thereof be levied upon and assessed agamst thp property immediately abutting upon such portion of sa’d street in propor tion to the frontage only of such property as provided by law. Now, therefore, and in pursuance oi the Act of the Assembly, approved the 22nd day of March, 1922. a hear ing will be had at eievtyi o’clock irf the forenoon on Thursday the 8th day of March, 1923, in the CotiffcH’i Chamber or city Court Room, City j Hall Building, in the City of Florence, I at which time ami place all of the | abutting property owners on North ! Barringer Street, between iritersec- [ tion of North Co’t Street and City limits shall bo neat d thereupon, and if it should there appear that the canvass heretofore made by City Council was correct and that said pe tition had been duly subscribed by a majority of such abutting property owners, the same shall be so de clared by resoluron and after its adoption the game shall he incontest- I'ble and conclusive evidence thereof, and that Council will thereupon pro ceed to order the improvement of property owners tnerenpon for the' payment of two-thirds of the cost thereof. After Every Meal WRIGIETS FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red halch- Ing eggs. I have seien pens mated up this year, setting eggs are $3 and $4 jer setting. Satisfac- I tion guaranteed. Write for mating list. Chester B. Steven^. Florence. FOR SALE—Nitrate ot soda, acid, kainit, sulphate ot potash, mixed fertilisers am! calcium arsenate. W. 1 H. Syrnor & Co. i LOST LOST—Pair of tortoiseshell eye gla s es. near Central school. Gold frames, dark rims. Reward 1# re turned to “'OS South Dargan street. Liberal reward. , STRAYED—White and black fleabit- ten female pointer. Any Informa tion as to whereabouts please notl-. fy G. Counts Sanders. Chew .your food welt, then use WRIGLEY’S to aid digestion. It also keeps the teeth clean, breath sweet, appetite keen. The Great American Sweetmeat FOR SALE—Steel and Iron bars, rods, angles, I beams, etc., ware house and fabricating plant, Shand Engineering & Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. FOUND I FOR SALE—Window guards, fire es ' j cures and railings merte by Shand ' 1 Engineering & Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. TAKEN UP^—Black cow with lone! horns. Owner may have same bvt proving property and paying ex- prnses. Charles Nissen. i FOR SALE—Bright, well cured baled crab grass hay at $15 | ton. Delivered in town. M. llaynesworth. FOR SALE—Bright, well haled oat straw at $10 per ton. Delivered in I town.—M. S. Hayneswortn. 1 A. M. STRICKLAND, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Audits. Systems. Tax Returns. Room 15 Williamson Bldg. FLORENCE Postoffice Box 3M. Telephones Nos. 732 and 418-W. FOR SALE—Milk. A few more cus-; tomors wanted. Price, two quarts for 25c. Butter at 60c. Cream at | 40c per pint. Idylwilde Dairy Fa r m. /. - — ] FOR SALE—Eleven room boarding house, completely furnished. Best location in city. Good reasons for selling. Cash or terms. Address j “G,” care of Times i MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE Chas. E. Commander ^ Attorney-at-Law Phone 886 Skyscraper •Aja 50 UO PLUWBWCr Phone 314-J Ladies’ Silk < i 1 f Hosiery Ask to See No. 642 A Pure Heavy Silk with Hand- { Drawn Lace Clox * $2.50 < \sk to See No. 1000 A Pure, Heavy Glove Silk In Lace Effect, with the new Wide Duo Seam ih back and a new Pointex Heel Special $2.95 Black Only The Little Shop Next door to Geo. Mcfcown’t TOBACCO FLUES SAVE $5—Give us your order now. Sure to be higher. COLE CORN PLANTERS — Every farmer knows they are better. GARDEN and POULTRY WIRE —$2.50 to $8.50 per roll. Planet, Jr., GARDEN PLOWS 6.25. GARDEN RAKES, • HOES, TOOLS—50c. Free Tire Cover Given with Every Tire Until 25 Tires Are Sold. First Come, First Served. FREE TIRE COVER WEEKS-BRADLEY HARDWARE CO. 54 E. Evans Phone 71 : FOR SALE—One dining room .suit, nine Gold Seal Congoleum rug, one Singer sewing machine, one baby crib complete. Also one large Vic- trola with electric motor attach ment and 60 records. C. S. Parker, 1024 East Evans street. Phone 273-J. W. M. VAN DYKE i Teaches BANJO, VIOLIN, GUITAR, 'CELLO, MANDOLIN Studio: Over Lake’s Drug Co. FOR SALE—12 Rhode island Red bens and one cockerel. This pen cost $65. First check for $30 gets them. Cockerel is of the Owen’s Farm strain. Address H. R. Smith, care B. of L. E. Store. FOR SALE—Or rent. Eight room house, corner West Evans and Law-1 son street. Modern conveniences.; Aoply to C. Evans streat. A. Moody, 308 West; PIANOS — VICTROLAS Seigling Music House Inc. We are agents for tbe Steinway Piano, Brambach Small Grandi Ivers & Pond, Kranich A Bach, Shoninger, Stodart. -i FOR SALE—One baby go-eart. good ns new, will take less than half the cost. Mrs. II. F. Stokes. 309 East Cheves street. MISCELLANEOUS PHONE wood. 947 —For nice $1.30 per load. dry stove West End National Cash Register Sale*, Service And Supplies. 8. C. JACKSON, Sales Agent. 6 North Irby Bt. MRS. Z. A. HARRILL GAINS 24 POUNDS Declares Tanlac Restored Her Af ter 5 Years of Suffering from Stomach Trouble “I was almost a nervous wreck, hut Tanlac has built me up twen ty-four pounds, and 1 never felt better in my life,” declared Mrs. Z. A. Harrill, 309 West Graham Street, Shelby, N. C. ‘•1 suffered from stomach trouble five years, and \Vas in a terribly nervous, .um-down con dition. Almost everything 1 ate refus< d to digest, but soured on my stomach and kept me in mis ery. My appetite left me entirely and 1 simply dreaded to eat. be cause I k.v-w I wo,ill suffer so badly aLeVwards. i was so- un strung the least little thing would upset me, a good night’s sleep was impossible and nothing seemed to do me any good until 1 took Tan lac. “Six bottles of Tanlac made me a well and happy woman. My ner vousness is gone, 1 sleep soundly, and fearful headaches that used to nearly drive me frantic have nev er bothered me since. My stom ach trouble lias been com pletely overcome: 1 have a splen- did'itppeUte and 1 think Tanlac is simply grand.” Tanlac is sold by all good drug gists. Over 35 milliou bottles void. mi j . . t i jj w—w—vw CAROLINA ELECTRIC —ice troop .uses the best primed leather. Our j workmanship Is 'feuaranteed. New . shoes made to order. Headquarters j for Goodyear Wingfoot Rubber; Heels. Work called for and deliv ered. Phone 249-J. Best Shine in ; City, 5c. Morning MILK Delivery. Your Solicited. Trade H. E: CORRIE Phone 8311 R. F. D. No. 1 i 1 START Your Garden Now—We can ■ supply the best seeds grown. L.! O. Watson Seed Co., old Times' Bldg. i FLORENCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP. 3 | East Evans street. In tho Florence , Shoe Store. Phone 163. Half soels and rubber heels for men, $1.50: for Indies $1.25: halt soles for ladies 85c. Rubber heels straight, 40c. Guarantee on all work. Satisfac tion or refund. Call for and delilver. CALL Carolina Building Materia] Co. tnr prices on t.11 building material, paints, var.t’shes. enamels, etc./ Phone 66. 22 East Cedar street. j MAKE YOUR MOTOR run like new!, by having your cylinders reground and fitted with new pistons. We’ve I installed modern cylinder grinding , equipment in our plant and it isj operated by expert, mechanics. Let, us tell you more about it. The J. D Bridges Co. COTTON c For Spot and -Future Delivery in units of 10 bales and upward. Margin requirement at present $10 per bale. J. P. BRUNSON, SUMTER, S. C. Correspondent HOUGHTON & DORAN 115 Broad Street, New York City Members of ODD LOT COTTON EXCHANGE OF NEW YORK «nd Clearing Members. Phone or wire me your order* L— t IF YOU are going to paint your bouse phone 66. Catalina Building Mater nal Co., for an expert paint man to call on you and give you an esti mate. V MRS. MEREDITH will resume bar business Monday morning. Up stairs over former gas office. Pboas 834. I BURN OAK WOOD. Ona ^cord of oak wood squats one- ton of coal. Wa cut It any length. Phone 947 \] West End Fuel Com pany. | V I