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I j 1 1 THE FLORENCE DAILV TIMER. THCRSHAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 99 T K £ FLORENCE DAILY TIMES < t at Published Daily Except Sunday Florence, S. C-. by I BRUNSON & GARDINER Mason C. Brunson Editor, Chas. S. Gardiner..Business Manager ■ ■ ■ — — 1 ————— ; TELEPHONES: Editoria and Social 225 Business Office 60 SL'BSCRIPTiON ' 1 Payable Week RATES In Advance One Week $ 1» i Onc*!it6tiifi .60 Three Months : 1.75 ^ ■MonThs 3.50 Ififtf. — - 6.00; - f)no To receisv r.ttention tee same complaints from Hiibscrilwrg in hit Is helpful to examine and com-J pure these four numoers. Two nave oeen vocal vcroni the! '.ahd of the Sky-Dlue Water, ami the’ Sextet), one Instrumental (the Min uet). and n:u> a eomb : nation or vocal and Instrumental (Aida March.) Tw» have been from operas, and both of these were oy Italian com posers. Two have been separate com positions, the one by a Uenmin. and the other by an American composer. One is a song, one n vocal ffroun or ensemble, one a violin solo, one n ' large comoosit'oii for orchestra, banu j and efionr*. Three of them are in the trit;l;*! rythni of un* waltz or the minuet: 1 that is. there Is a strong accent rot- ; lowed by two weaker ones, one is 1 <i double or march rvthn:. Two of tnem tire simple and folk- j like; two are complex and hishly in- > vo:ved. Nevertheless ail of men:! nave such singable melodics That tn«v | can he easily hummed or wh'stloo. i To aid in doing lhis the following ' list of the scale names for the princi pal tliemes will he helpful, even | mougli the length of th< notes in not, sol ray mt. from Aina: me me me, sol fe sol luh me fah Triumphal March doh ray sol ray me uoh me ray doh Sextet from, Lucia di T.nminermoor sol sol sol dah me ray doh sM doh te , Mrs. lah te doh ray s(>' me sol. scent Monday with his «unt. Mrs. Al ii ’dren spent v. the gtiest of t -v aauguicr Langston her *. HAPPENINGS FROM GLENW00D DISTRICT city must o’clock. be made before seven day j Indicated, the! From the Wa - - Land of the Sky-Blue i ter: ray ray sol me me sol me ray yin Kirby Here. Mrs. C. W. Cole and Monday as II. L. i Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Wiggins and i'.ittle son Uufus of El’m..spent Sun-; day with Mr. and Mrs Junes Lang-- ’sum and family. Miss Lucy i.augstou c.f Snarrow 1 Swamp was the guest of Miss Eunice Glcuwood. Feb. b.—(Srocial! Mr. T l*ingston Monday night. Ml .„ n L ismgsion and children Mrs. Marie Jones and children spent and Mis. ». u. s ’Tuesday with Mrs. Jones’ pir.mts ! spent Sunuay with Mr. anl \Lb. lit-. . Mr an(J xIrs w H Ul , lgsl o,.. Jones and iptirly. | M : ss Made Anderson stent Mondav | Mr. ami Mr. Rudolph Wiggma ano 'night w'th Miss Mayme McLendon of j baby of El’m spent Saturuav night i Bparrow Swamp. with Mr. arid Mrs. M. 11. l.aiigstos!. | Mrs. Bessie Pierce spent Sunday Rev. J. W. .Trnluck .r In M'. t.ae! i afternoon with her parents. Mr. unu , coiniiiun'tty spent Sundav .ii tl:e heme ' Mrs. \V. II. Langston. ! .Miss Janie Sue Langston was the! •guest of Miss Mabel Voting of Cen-1 j ter. Sunday. « Mrs. Bessie- McLeod of tins place. Ms v’sitiug her father, of North Far I olina, who is ill. Mrs. John Jones is spending some time with her j arents. j i Mr. and Mrs. John l.awliorn. Miss Annie- McLeod ! s sick i writing. TODAY’S BEAUTY TALK of Mr. anri Mrs. ("uirli l.itFe Miss Anm ■ Mi .tones. . id was ray doh. Minuet in O: nu» full sol fe sol fe Entered as second class matter at Florence, S. C. j NOTICE ; Whereas, a petition sutiscribed by I i a majority of the abutting property ) owners on Graham Street, from Pal metto Street to Gregg Ave. in the City •utltlel to the use for re r nl)li< ation j b - 0n ! of all news dispatenes credited to it! , h ,c ‘ 1 '' i ,, ^ f Ci, f 1 r ; ou, ‘ d 1 ‘’ • 1,a - V)n - or not othenyise credited in this 1 , b ;‘ Si,id ^ the local news pub-, ncntf ’ V ,niproved ‘ i0ndit,0n that guest of HUlo itlis.; Jewel! uarigstoii Sunday night. Mr. and’Mrs. M. F lyangston ami Mrs. George igingstou spent Sator ■••iy as me guests at Mrs. Nancy Hancock and family if Hamville air. a'lit ,urs. Leroy latiigsion ana* Litrh childicn spent Saturn;!v afternoor. i at this with Air .ami Airs. B. L. lauigston and family of Sardis. Mrs. Nettie Langston ana bahv spent Monday aficriiooa witn Bessie 1 nngston. Roger Cole o!' the llamvil!-.* sectlou '1 NOTICE Member of The Aseociated Presa The Associated Press is exclusively llshod-r herein. I of the cost wt such iinprovement and ; that two-thirds of the* cost thereof Whereas, a petition subscribed by J a majority of the abutting ^property] owners on Knker Avenue, from Evans I Street to Gregg Avenue, in the City i ot Florence, South Carolina, has neon ' one third 1 nift d " i{l1 tl,e City Council praylmil W. M. VAN DYKE * Teaches BANJO, VIOLIN, GUITAR, •CELLO, MANDOLIN Studio: Over Lake’s Drug Co. TlfarRSDAY, MAUCTI 8. 192: nnee the the p for this term of iites eoint have fouml i Wltiio tile street-; do | of jjd.'jy attractive scene at • the 22nii day *> XttU»on for the confusion 4 without exception the r e congratulated the city enterprise and progress in'the paying prog'i'in. the City .shall pay at least uii^-iunu i - . .. . , tnat sa:d part of said street be pe rum l )0 .ntn'iy improved upon condition tnai 'levied upon and assessed against the^tty shall pay at lea-t om*-tlmd upen ‘t 1, ,,,r ,,inCl1 'H'Pi'ovement ann such portion of sai l street in p^pjr-! that two-thirds of the cost thereof he levied upon and assessed against tin i property immedvilely almtt’ng upo.' such pmtion of said street in propor tion to the frontage only of such property, as provided by law. 1 Now. therefore, and fn pursuance of tho Act of the Assembly, approved such i in med'i ttely a bu11 ! ng of said street in tion to the frontage only of property, as provided by law. Nov., tlion-fore, and in pursuance the Act of the Assembly, approved i A. M. STRICKLAND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Audits. Systems. Tax Return*. Room 15 Williamson Bldg. FLORENCE Postoffice Box 366. Telephones Nos. 732 and 413-W. of i 22nd day of will be had t'.u'cuoon on IrupFring^AV. Tolbert a recess ap poi^tment .aa.Aoiitcd 'states .Marshall for the Western District of South (,.i , i > 8std."iit Harding has man ii-(leTefinination to keep in i nc w r tla*ttu old guard deli'gation in Him state for eleciion purposes. \1 though the senate'rejected his non i nntion. altrr Mr. D'al’s exiosc of Tolbert’s record, tho President stuck by his friend and the recess appoint meat is the result. There is a (pies tion itd.Id,yljether 'I’olliert can diaw Ills salary, hnt there are more ways to receive remuneration for services render'd than by the mere cas ling of a government, voucher, and from what Seni.tir Dia,’ has opeulv ib flared Mr. Tolbert t., well iicipiainieil with seVeral of them. , *< «(■ ,W. «» ■ ' ' I CRIMES OF THE PRESS all of Ute erty owners, on Kukcr Evans Street to Gregg March, 1922, a, hear- | itig will he had at eleven o'clock in j the forenoon on Wednesday, the Itin I day of March, 1923, in the Connc'J Ghambev or City Court Room. .city Hall Building, in’ the .l„ty . , „ I of I-'-oren'-e, at vliicli t'nvj 1 < March, 1 and place all of the abutting prop-; £! 1 i an 01 „ ..S!*' my owners on Graham Street, from; Uity Hall Building. Palmetto Street to Gregg Ave. shall j ^ I’.lorence, at be heard thereupon, ami if it should • and . ’ there rippcpr 1 that the canvass here- ; tofore made by City Council was tor- • reel and^that said petition had been j duly suhscYihi.d by a majority ot I such abnttmg _ praperty owners, the (same shall he so .leclared b.' resolu tion, and after ita adoption the same; shall he incontestable and com-lu-ive evidence thereof, find that will therein on proceed to order the improvement of said street and as- j scss tho abutting property' owners 1 thereupon for tho payment of two thirds of the cost thereof. By Order of City CounciL March. 1922, a hear- j at eleven o'clock in | Wcilm nlay, the lluii in the Couuc’i j Court Room, l in the City I which time • c butting prop- Avenue, irom Avenue. shuJI THE NEWSY HUT Books — Magazines — Novelties Pictures and Picture Framing 49 WEST EVANS ST. NOTICE < be heard thereupon, and if it should there appefir th.it the canvass ume tofore made by City Council was cor- i reel and that said petition had been duly subscribed by a majority o' ! until abutting property owners, the Council I shall be so declared by resolu tion. and after its adoption the snipe j shall be incontestable and conclusive evidence thereof, find that Council will theicui on proceed to order the improvement of said street and as- I sess the abutting property owners i thiHeiipon for the payment of two- | thirds in the cost thereof. Bv Oui'«' of City ■ Cotnlci' MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED REAL E STATE Chas. E. Commander Attorney-at-Law Phone 886 Skyscraper The following editorial from I be i Sun<fat-**NVv,- York Times should In* j :>aih with as mtu li profit by renders of nettspapus as it Is with pleasurfc by newspaper men: “Breathes there a man with soul so beatTwIio n< ver to iiunself hath said. 1 cauld run a newspaper, or all tin- newspapers, butter tnuu the subsidiz ed, Jand incompetent scoundrels who arc |doing it now? if so, we have nevyr met him. However complete nhdt evident a failure lie may be as a business iiiun. a citizen, a husband and,a father.'there is one point on whiill) tiie avenge man will admit of no kloubt .whatever— his ability to nuinjiao a nftWspaber. It must be a< niitt^'d that editors Invite some this .criticism by the very nature theif ' ailing;' whhdi requires tnem to mak|.- comuieuts on tile short-commas of public mrn. Very likely Hie edi tor of The Marion (Ohio) Star, for exai^p’e,. when no retrea to prjvnlc life., will he. rather more lenient in his uommixfs oti iuiraaspd executives. Nevsrlhfelos^' we venture to believe that | even the production of a m wa- paper Jit n form of skHcd labor, and i not <o easy as it looks. , “A move temperate and friendly critic.-Lh,an imut, and one who knows the kindred husincasta of magtizine and book pnblisliiiig at first hand. Mr. Herbert S. Houston,' last .week ifomplaiued that tho very voiiuno of l"cws irom ail tin' w'orid offered lo readtjyjHgt^.'.W-l •ringing some d'sad j vantages ,with it.. We nood, Im said. I not mily iho news hut t iie interuroui- [tion of. tijy, nvws; “tho interpretative journalist should follow Inc report Inn journalist and bring tiie flood within the channel of ordered knowledge.' Very true. Too much of tho world is ! with .Wb—Buv-wiien (he interpretive [jouriiulist tiios to bring tile Hood '’•'ithfii the channel somebody wt’l Iris" <ip to say that it 's the wionu jcliantel. In a reiant article 'n The jDeariorn imie: emiimi. coninming a (good Jilea,' o:' trull: and a good deal of inonsonse, the point, in so rpr as then' [was roue, seems to have been that there* was too much Interpretation, ^et iW reporter stick to reporting. [Cert:»inlv everybydy wlio disagree;: jwith iUj- iufdVytgcthtive reporter w it JdenottiMe him gty, a disiorti'r of tin Inews'and w*ijl' Can for want arc rath- sr lo4sely Ajo»iUvns> i “the facts,’' Tie* ItruthMs tlnw wfr-u readers, ami cer Ininlv 4 most renders of the elass which »s so j free AV.^ z-ritieism. have onlv |me qrit riot: - Jut the ai-eurai v ot Whereas, a petition sutiscribed by a majority of the abutting property owners on Griffin Street, from Evans Si not to Clieves street, in the City of Florence, South Carolina, has been filed with tiie City Council praying that said part of said street he pci ma unify improved upon condition that the City shall pay at least anu-thlrd of the cost of such improvement and that two-thirds of the cost thereof he levied upon and assessed against 'he •omrty ii,lined','tely abntt’ng upon such portion of said street in propoi# • ton io the frontage only of such property, as provided by law. Now. then love, and In pur-uupo-t of tho. Act of thy Assembly, approved the 22iid day of March, 1922, a hear- of j * n K "ill he had at eleven o’clock in oi j (lie forenoon on Wednesday. t,lm lltL day of March, 1923, Chamber or City City Hall Building, of Florence, at and place all pf the In the CouHc’i Court Root in tin City which fine butting prop erty owners on Griffin Street, Irom Evans street to Cheves Street, sbal! | he* heard thereupon, and if it shoiiln i tH^rc rippeur fhat the,canvass here- ! tofore made by City Council was cor and that said petition had been duly subscribed bv a majority ol such abutt'ng property owners, the same shall be so deciaicd by resolu tion. and after its adoption the saint shall be incontestable and conclusive evidence thereof. «:ml that Council will there upon nro'cei d to order tin Improvement of said street and as scss the abutting property owners thereupon for tin* payment of two thirds of the cost thereof. By Order of City Council'. CANDIDATES’ CARDS | (Paid Political Advertisements) ‘FOR COMMISSIONER 1 here.y announce nivseit us n candidate for reflection us commis sioner for the city of Florence, sub Ject to itrc rules ol the Democratic party. My plptfoun is “fairness and frankness.” F. H. BARNWELL. . I hereby announce myself as a can- j | didate for Hie of:lcu' of Conimissione: j lot’ the Citv of Florence, subject to • (tiie rules of th .* iimi'nerat’c party. E. W. BALDWIN, j I 1 Hereby announce ‘myself as a can . didate for the office o: commissioner ^ iof tho City o' Florence, subject to the i 'rules and regulations governing in*'! 'Democratic parly, i fc'. IS ADORE SULZBACHER. ! I hereby aunounc" myself a e.iudi-1 • dato tor re-election as Commission'*! (of Florence. In the fortli- oming city | election, subject to tin* rules ntid | ! regulations of the P iiio'-rittle nurt y.! II. S. MEEKS. 1 herebj' announce myself as a 1 candidate for the office of Contmls* [ sioner of the City of Florenceli subject ! |to*the rules of the Democratic party. 1 T. C. XENDAEE. SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Violins. Guitars. Banjos, Mando lins, Ukuleles. Full line of Acces sories, Strings, Etc. SHEET MUSIC Seigling Music House Inc. 49 West Evans Street OUR REPAIR WORK'S THE^KIND — THAT "STAYS FIXED SOYOU'Ltl FIND 'SOLID "m PLUMBlNCr Phone 314-J j&utfdfCsMePtumber - mm \ Note stopped up? MENTHOLAIUM ^quickly clears it. 1 herenv unnounci: dhlate for the oilice of the City of IFo.'cuce lilies and NOTICE * ) democratic rogulatloiiH party. W myself as a can of Cominl-sioaci subject to the goveining the ira If? . ^mim VSttm H. BERRY Wiiereas. a pelltion sutiscribed by 1 a inajorit.v of the abutting property! owrters on McFarland Street, from i Pine Street to Dsiv Street. In the (Mty , of Florence. South Carolina has been I filed wl.th the City Council nrayipg! that Ku.’d part of said utreet be perma- 1 nenCy imr-roved ur*o:i condition that the citv shall pay at least one-third i of the cist of sit :n imurovem* nt ahd i that two-thirds yf Hu* cost thereof be levied upon and assessed against Hie lroperty iinmedi;.itely abutHng upon su« li poition of said street, in propor tion in the frontage only of such property, as provi lefi by iuw. Now. tlier' tore, and In our-uauct.' of the Act of the Assembly, anuroved the 22ii-j day of March. 1922. a hear lug will be had at eleven o’clock fu the forenoon on Wednesday, (he Tith 1 hereby didate lor FOR MAYOR announce myself ,is a can (lie if lice yf Mayor ol Florence, subject to the rules and reg ulations of Hie Democratic jirimiuy. THAU \V\ JONES. I l.jreby announce myself a candi date tor the office of Mayor of the, City of Florence, subject to the Rules | of the Wemocrutb' Party. W. MARSHALL BRIDGES. I hereby announce, myself as a candidate for tiie office of Mayor off the Citv of Florence, subject to Hie! rules governing the Democratic I H NEW SURE TREATMENT FOR PILES We note with satisfaction that a well known physician in liis hos pital and private practice lias dis covered that Moo lie’s Emerald Oil will remove the -most obstinate Piles with just a Tew applications and stop all itching, burning, bleeding and distress. Sufferers sriotgi got a small bot tle of Moope's -Emerald Oil and begin the treatment at once. It is a remedy Hint is easily appl'ed and the first applUcution gives in stant relief and comfort. All good druggists have It. or can get it for von on short notice. What beautiful hair that Miss Barnes nas: and so thick and lus trous no.v. She says it's all due to Parisian Sage, the ha if .in vigor- ator K \ U. Lake Drug Co. is selling with a guarantee. EVERY TRACE OF FLU DISAPPEARS Oreadful After Effects Entirely Overcome. States Atlanta Citizen. Gains 18 Pounds. r" •T have reaped such great bene fits from taking Tnnlae that l can tell the world it is a truly wonder ful medicine.” recently declared A. W. Wheeless. 18. r > Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga., special repre sentative of the Wtight Co., deal ers in hotel equipment. “I sulfered with nervous indiges tion a year or more, lost nearly Twenty pounds and became’ baii'y weakened. Tin < ,.i this run down state. 1 was s.ri*k**n wit’i nu a.ul it left me in a very critkfu condi tion. I had no appetite, couli **ot digest properly the little | jin eat, and was too nervous to sleep. ‘•Hearing of Tanlac through some friends I concluded to tesl it for myself, (t ended my indi gestion. built me up eighteen pounds and ever since it set .me right I have enjoyed excellent health. I gladly lecommend the treatment, not onl^ for what it has done for me. but also for the good it has done a number of my friends and relatives.” Tn«ilac is for sale by all good druggists. Take no substitute. Over 35 million bottles sold. Classified ADVERTISEMENTS One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for less than 25c. Cash In Advance. No Advertiaa- ment taken over the Telephona. One Insertion 1 -25 Three Insertlona -60 One Week (Six Insertion*) 1-00 WANTED •WANTED—Tho public to know, toat Wc # Jo crank shaft and cyllhdefr fe I grinding Also tho best class auto ’ mobile repairing. Eagle Machine • and Mfg. Co. MAKE YOt’R MOTOR TTPTTTKd’Tiew by having your i.ylfmterr-rrgrotnid gnd lilted with pew pistons. Wo’vo iofetalleil. modern cydinjdj rj grinding equipment in our plant and it, is operated by expert mechanics. Let ns tell you more about it. The J- D. Bridges Co. • 1 ; WANTED The home ‘^ekers (jall Carolina Building Material Co.f •loience to know that they tan u. Jor pr j cea on bdHdiirfe*-material. ,S lm ™. rd st T‘ l like Paying l vara’sheb, ctmuiois. hie. len . l,,nge lot. 1,>U x l.j) Bet. phono 66. 22 East Cedar street. All modern conveniences. Brandy new. Tobin & Barnwell, Inc., Ma-*’ * ~— ~ - sonic Temple. Phone 581. ;1F YOU are going to pajut yojujjionsn phone 6U. Caraltiia Building Mater- I WANTED—Two or throe unfurished rooms for couple without children, i In West Florence. Box 392. Address P. O. rial Co., for an expert paint man to call on you and glvd 'ydu iin eptl- mate. . v WANTED To rent for two weeks in June or July, furnished cottage, in cluding water and lights, on Myrtle Beach. Duncan McKenzie, Tim- monsviUe. S. C. WANTED -Thret or jnnfurnished housekeeping, ate family ivi References “P X,” care fittl. furnished rooms rooms for light Or board in priv- IFLORENCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP. 3 East Evans street. iu the Florence shoe Store. Piione ifi!!: ifalf jlotds , ntid rubber heeip for u 1( .|j, fl.iid); for ladies !f 1.25; bait soles for ladies 85c. Rubber heels straight, 4‘»c. Giiurautee on all work. Hailsfac tion or refund Call for and delllvar. coupre wiiii one child, i «l .1. exchanged. Apply i N. of Times. Or phonw-t ano tuner and repairer, will be . , for a few dnys. Phoae 258. TOMXINSON. of CharlotLee, ’.. with Chas. M. Sielfl Co..'pi- SAYS HIS PRESCRIP TION HAS POWERFUL INFLUENCE OVER RHEUMATISM Mr. James H. Alien, of Roches ter, N. Y.. suffered for years with rheumatism. Many limes this ter- lilde disease left him helpless and unable to work. He finally decided, after years of ceaseless study, that no one pan he free from rheumatism until the accumulated impurities, common ly cailed uric a< id (’(-posits, were dissolved in the joints and muscles and .expelled from the body. With this idea in mind he con- suite'* physicians, made experi ments and filially compounded a prescription that quickly and com pletely banished every sign and .symptom of rheumatism from his system. He freely gave his discovery, which he called Ailenrhu, to oth ers who took it. with wliat might lie called marvelous success. Af ter y *ars of urging he decided to let sufferers everywhere know about his discovery ♦hrough Hie newspapers. He I>,is therefore in strueteil (iruggists everywhere to disperse AHonrhu with the under standing that if the first pint bot tle does not show the way to com plete recovery he will gladly re turn your moticy without comment. Ail druggists can supply you. WANTED—By refined couple with one baby. Board and room in nri-' vate home or two rooms for light, housekeeping. Furnished or un furnished. ^Apply “3 X.V cave <>f Times. FOK KENT her* r FOR RENT—Six 'I'. L. Griti'mer. street. Phone room house •'.'Oi' South • i . - *<V FOR SALE FOR SALK—Nitrate ot soda, acid, kuinit, sulphate ,u potash, mixed fertilizers and calcium arsenate. W. H. Syrnor ii Cc. FOR SALK— Steel and iron bars, rods, angles, I beams, etc., ware house tin;] fabricaiing plant, Slum*! Engineering & Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. FOR SALE—Window guards, fire es capes and railings made by Sham!' Engineering & Sales Co., Columbia S. C. Apgly .'IcQinivn _ FOR RENT—Two / ’or three coululcl- ing rooms, suilahle for light house keeping. Adjoining hath roiAn. I'lion,.* 5821.2, or apply 5ott Ivlsi Pine street. * FOR RENT—One nicely fufnWheil Modern couv'enleflves. from • ttepof.-- -Apply (iaillard street. Pilate I WMMWpa ■ i * It ci I bedivon. Three blocks 1Id South 217-W. -jr I'OR RENT FOR SALE- Tliat beautiful five room 1 , house with all modern convenient:-) es, located at 18 Howard street. Best location in Florence. Dandy" home for railroad man. , Lot 150 x' 150 feet. Brand new. Easy terms,! $400 down and $25 a mouth, iu-j clm’es interest and principal. Tob- ~ in (i Barnwell. Inc., Masonic Tem ple. Phone 5<;i. _ One nicely fttnii room with all conttanimjles. Tfn blocks From main cot net . Refkt- eticcs requested. Mrs. J. l>c Jongl:, 210 South Dargan street Phiim 426-W. j 111»• i , RENT—Two rooms ai'm utftl. furnished or unfurnished. Use o? hath. Hot tituh cold * wstet. Atndy too South Church street. Phon* r.45-W. .. FOK I LOST I *L . E XAMIISE the new Goodyear Cord Tiro with the beveled All-Weather Tread. The tread U semi-flat,the rubber compound is new and improved, the sidewall is heavier, the tread blocks are reinforced. Theft buy it, and you will find thst it is the longest-lasting tire you have ever used. We will give you real service on it. An Goett?**r Stn'jc* Station Heiferit* nelf urul rct'orri- mend Goodyear Tire* and bock them t%p with ettndard Goodyear Srrrfvm JOUTHERN MOTO c . CAF5 CO. . , ‘.t> FOR SALE Majestic range (.'quipped . with 00 gallon tank. Practically new. Cost $140 will soil for ?75 quick sale. Also re’iigcrator. lo'J 1 Park avenue. i | FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red hatch ing eggs. Owens farm straifls. heavy layers. $1.50 and $2.50 per setting. It. II. Moore, 19 South Jarrott street. FOR SALE -Horse, wagon, harness and buggy. PI.one 813-W. FOR SALE-. We must sell at once lhat beautiful and valuable lot just off of Palm* l to strOel on Mc()ucen street, facing east. In the Heart of (lie best neighborhood of Went Florence. Near lo ehurchtvs and schools. Lot cost in 1920. $2,250.50. Will sell now for $1,050. $U5o down and balance to suit purchaser. Tob in ,YBarnwell. Inc., Masonic Tem ple. phone 581. LOST—One blhc.R and tan hound dqg. lias white spot on ni* .-«•>- ami taJI. Answers to name • Rihg." Notify (’. K. Suminerford, care of Fir*' In- partment. ,• 1 t,, ( .———— .t LOST -Around Union D^pot. Monday night, about !l p. in.. lady's soljd gold wrist watch, small size, en graved case. 15 jewfel'* MAvenieilt. KIik’Iv return to East Evans strelit tower and get reward, or cdll 055-.I. ««* i i OST—One liny horse. wS^hs nboyt l.ono pounds, and omx black with broken top. Reward for inforiuji- Hon leading to return. .1. K. Cifr (h r. R. F. D. 1. Efffngliaiu. K. C l FOR SAEK—At a sacrifice, kv nice lot 1 facing east, just off Palmetto on 1 .\ « Queen street. Worth $2,500. Will take $1,050. $(550 down and $1,000 one yenr. Tobin X- Barn-' well. Masonic Temple FOR SALE- - Fertilizer F. Stackley Co. STR.YYKD--Or stolen; Fox terrier, all white, black marking. Half j face and oui- ear black. Reward for information io if^sTTarie New man. care of Gibbs Bros. t ; LOST—Between Saniwuy Cafe, Pal- ice Drug, Co., and FlonancL* Iniirui- cry. Diamond ring, wjth ^two * •»-' iiionds. Finder pleasm net urn to Palace Drug Co. nnd focclvo r* ward. ^ 1*110111! 581.’ LOST—Fox Terrier PiiU. wSfu w ith hlafk ears. Four mohtlis old. Find er please phone 302. Balace Drug Co. Receive reward. for gardens. J. FOR SALE—Three-piece parlor suit.I one library table, one davenport, ami one sideboard, am! two small tables. All In perfec' condition. Will sell for $40 cash. 11 McFarland ’ street. FOR SALE—Fruits aud vegetables and groceries at Artec's. Cream of. Wheat, 2uc per package: sugar j corn, two cans for 25e. Swift’s Pro-; niium hams, 25c per lb. White, granulated sugar, 9 1-2 cents per ) pound. Fresh tomatoes, 2 lbs. for 25c. Whole grain rice. 6 1-2 cunta per lb. Creamery butter 55c. For bargains ring 26. Artec’s, 53 East Evans street. PIANOS — VICTROLA8 . Sc idling Music House ' . »"«• . „." We are agents for the Steinway .Piano, Brambach Small Oram), Ivera & Pond, Kranich A Bach,* Shoninger, Stodart. ■ party. W. M. WATERS. lews.* comment or interpretation. If |t agijces with tiie reader’s i ievious J day of March. 1923. jpinlun, it is true: if it coulPcts w'Hi •Chamher or City Ihat epinion. ii ■ is a piece of ly 'ng |Clty Hall Building, ropagamla and the paper has been bought by UriHsh or Bolshevis rpld." L.!. J* + *+ 'f*»* + + *+ + + + + + + $• MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST * ♦ ♦♦4v6«.'|»+*i**r + 'l* + + *+ , 'f A moviynont inaugural cd by Flor- nee C^iyunuiiltv. Service to spread ic knowledge and love of good music trough u contest In recognizing and J amhig, (weitty-four famous eomposl- ons wlron they are heard. Open to reryone wlthoiil fee or registration, ir further details telephone Cbrnniu- hy Service secretary at Hi. Review of the Brat four selection*.' an aid to the In the Conned Court Room,: in the Ci’y I ai which time, the abutting prop ; McFarland Street.! to Dii\ Slrce.t. shall; i — ■ of Florence, an 1 i lace all of erfy owners, on Irom Pine Street be heard thereupon, and if IL should jthnye npp(, r that the eanva“s Imre j tofore made- bv City Council was cor-, reel and that said ULtition bad''been j (Inly subscriln d by a majority of \ jsuch abuli’ng property owners, the , same shall be so decliiied by resolu ! jtion. and after Its adoption the saum; ishall be Incontestable and conclusive' i evidence thereof, nnd that Council J i will thereupon nifAcncd to order the : j Improvement of said ^atrdet and as-! , aess the abutting property owners thereupon for the payment of two itarial already Included In our list, —■i — •• - ^ memory of the | thirds of the cost thereof. By Order of City Couucij.. Awnings— Tents—^Covers Porch Curtains. Chautauqua Tents, Boy Tents. Wcgon Cov ers. Water-proof Tfdck Covers. Water-proof Cen int Covers. The best in material and work manship at the right price A card will bring a representa tive to calf on you. W* As Ingram MONROE, N. C. Agent Anchor Supply Co. ■*ii iM> NOMINATION COUPON f ^ GOOD FOR 50,000 VOTES Only One Counted to an Entrant Thi* Nomination Ballet is good for 50,000 votes for the person whose name is written thereon. When $1.75 accompanies the entry the ballot will count for 75,000 votes; when accompanied by $12.00 in subscription business it is good for 150,000 votes. Both new subscriptions or renewals count. M Town - R. F. D State District No. Nominated by Persons making nominations must sign the ballot as evidence of good faith, but names will not be divulged. MaH this Coupon to The Florenc* Dally Times, Campaign Depart ment, Florence, 8. C. FOR SALE- Sow with seven fine' pigK. Registered sows that will, •.'arrow this month. Extra.fine milk cow. Prices reasonable. . Young's IVi’lgreod Send Farm, Timmons ville. Phone 2003. a j FOR SALE—One Dumoro Sewing ma-[ chine motor, * in good condition.* i Price $5. Phone 82D-W. • ' CO T TON For Spot and Future Delivery in units of 10 bales and upward. M.vgfn ’requiiemenf' at present $10 per bate. J. P. BRUNSON, - StfkffFR, S. C. >-Corresponthkif . - 440UGHT3^; A -tJfllRAN 1 itf fcroad sireei.. N^fe?jkork Ci’ly Clearing Mer Pholfe or ’Wire me ydur^ orders MISCELLANEOUS PHONE nil -For nice dry stove wood, fl.50 per load. West End START Your Garden Now—We can supply the beat seeds grown. L. O. 'Watson Seed Co., old Times BU'g'.x k—g—: ; i I’AKOEYN’A ELECTRIC Shoe Shot uses flie bert prime leather. Our workmanship is guaranteed. Head quarters for Goodyear Wingfootj Ruhher HeelH, 50c^ All other .makes j are 35*. ’ Man's half sole, $1; ladles’ 1 half sole. 85c. Work called tor and I ^delivered. Phone 249-J. Best shine in citv lor 5c. 57 East Evans st. I BURN OAK WOOD, • *•* •* • • V >• -• .nM On* cord of oak woott'Vkual* on* ton of coal. Ws cut it.ll^y I an ft h. Piione 947 < West End Fuel Com*\ pany.