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TIMES
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH ’ 9 , 1923.
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aORENCE DAILK times;
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| lielp you?
Do you know—that vegetables are |
nettisary in the lauiiim food supply? •
I Do you know—that gardening ig 4'
' man’s job and will pay vou $1.6:; foi .
each hour of hojieat worn, or '
j for each «Vy?
■ l>o you know—that the Extension ;
, horticulturists have data showing that
a back yard gard m 0. 1 20 of an ucru ,
has been operated at a cost of lis.til j
a year with a net return of $47,28? '
■ .. j Do jou know- that the “Uprden
TELEPHONES: • Bank” is the onjy bunk in South Cur- ,, , , ,
iolina that will puy :5«o per cent * jeougresy laded out with
ititfS™;::".". 2281 Do you know—that our bustae#,*} t,,e twwkv•allir»»i«i* v >tii
Op uieu of most respons ble positions? t, ■ ' ^bnairtSk. Among
. J Do you know—iliat you can grow a j ‘ l *' u utulwarta lu both of the mr
— Igardin and that ihero is uo excuse 1
SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 f °r your not having v garden*
i
PJibliehed Dully Except Sunday
t Florence, S. C-, by
| BRUNSON A GARDINER
1
Mason C. Brunson Editor
dhaa. Gardiner..Business Manager
CONGRESS WILL LOSE
MANY NOTED CHIEFS
SENATE AND HOUSE BOTH WILL
MISS FAMILIAR FIGURES Or
LONG SERVICE
> drug user
r/ witiiW
,n r '
such conditions
being discovered by f their parents or
! teachers: No instanoe of tin kind has,
been reported to the Buffalo health
department.'
“If anyone
he has only
not true, as generally assumed, that'
■ becomes a drug
himself to Iduiu
addict.
It is
' ~r 1 innocent persons are .started 01* the
CANDIDATES’ CARDS’S.c(rV i r?',' Pil ,a ^ ,SS !,”:
'illicit peddlers, nulivldua!-' moral*
(Paid I’oliticnl Advertisements) ; weakness always is the cause of their 1
, downfall.
■
Business Offlco ...
=r===s*=ac=rr
Waslrnglon. Marcit
ndliar and distinguished
FOR QOM Ml SSI ON bit
Aianv ta 1 hert l.y announce mvself as a
ligitres j n . v^ndidatti toy re elecuun as coiumb-
the falllnp itf’Jor /ors Hie city of Florence, sub-
i f nit
—Payable In Advance
qBjc Week l -L'j
C^ie Moifc*( r .4iU..- , -U-. .GUj
•^lireo Biodtha - 1.70 ’
Months 3.501
flue Year 0.001
GARDEN DONT’S
pollt"evil pufrt’ea.
From the seriate. >*vill Uisappou.-
) such personages as John Sharn WP.
) liants of Mississippi, a demodraf.i-
warhorse, with thirty year*! m co:
BOOKS OF REGISTRATION
Stale of Soutu ('aroliiix
| County of Florence
rules of the Domuinitfe f ,,UL,<(; ' s hereby given tuui my
lirne.ss and ,t '^ s " l f' gi^'t dion fer the geii'w.e J
municipal pl< ction for Mayor and'
F II .B1 UNWELL*. CoMucliuen. to be held on the llrsi
’ 1 ‘Tuesday in Biay. I!i2.’!. arc now op< , n. I
I hen by aunouaccmyself as a can-J. 1 eisons desiring to register imisi 1
didate for the. of'Je.e cif Conituissioubv > l ||, ‘ l ‘ < ’ u, ( ounty. Regtstrulion Ceil li
jecL J.o I he
party. Mj
frankness.”
pbtlloiiii is “fairm-ss and
WANTED
of tjirj City of Florence, subject to
li
Don’t bi gin witnoui p plan.
Don't stunt the garden on manure
nmi fertilixe r .
Don't work the ground loo wet.
Don't wait too lute in the spring to
! risk some early -thing:
gross; Gilbert M. llftcbuftck of No. : tluJ'1 ules of tii • Dcmocrat'c party.
i . • ■ E. W. BALDWIN.
vhraska. and AiIcb Poraorune o’f Ohio
) democratic admfhistratlon iieftdor n { ’
I tile momorable senate light oVor tn* I 1'ubt^hy anuon»ce tuystK as a can
' Trraty of Versa ill ca ; didate for the ofllcc of comn|issiouer
| -Miss’tig from the republican sld* ' wf tlu! ril . v ^ '''''’''‘'hte. sidiject to the
.To receive attention tie same day) Don't try to* economize by buying ISorter.!. McCumber of North rult5S a,, 'l regulations goterning tim
complaints from subscribers in tUo| cheap seed. j Dakota, whose se v'ce record la VI i Detnocral ic party,
cjky 'lie made before seven Don't be stingy with seed- usei 3cars - an ^ wl, ° ,ias been chairman o' j S. IS.VDOKE SUfJSBAClIKlt.
' ‘ them freeiv. ' ! t,1w powerful FInanco Commtuo
I cate, and 1 roof of payment of ah
taxes .assessed and collectible in tli
ycrir 1922., S. J. .Mct’OWN.
Superrisor of Itcg.slration
NOTICE
WANTED—The public to Know toat
w.*io crunk shaft and cyHntlor re
grinding Also the host class auto
mobile repairing. Eagle Machine
and Mfg. Co.
MAKE YOUR MOTOR run like new
by having your cylinders regroupd
and litted with new pistons. We’ve
installed modern cylinder grinding
equipment in our plan* and It is
operated' by expert mechanics. Let
us tell you more about it. The J. D.
Bridges Co.
..'li,:..——
^Entered as second
tjorouce, S. C.
class
0
matter
since the death jf Boies Penrose:
Harry S.- New. of Indiana, ciose per
sueecssiou t' on ' 11 , ,rie,! * 01 ITosIdent Harding.
;ji ti Frank H. Kallogg of Minnesota,
-f 1 '- ' ' ''
ftMemberof The Associated Press
\
*Tho jiflsftcllrted Press is exclusively
<i)ititle 1 to the use for republication
Of all nows disphtenes credited to it
0^ not otherwise credited in this
Don't fail to cultivate frequently.
j Don't he saUsded with a one-season
; garden,, but plant for
•and for t*,'! the year.
Don't full to
sible.
Don't neglect .. „
tbe garden. - »s?*. vice
Don t let the grass and weeds get i a ith these
rotate as much as 10s-
tho berry p'ants in
ftin administration leader and famous
j as a prosecutor ug trusts before u.
answered tbe caV of nat’onal legis a
I lierchy announce myself n
date lor roidoctinn :i-< <‘om:nis
Of Flordice. in the fottii -omiu
election, suiij"ct to tic rub!
rcgtdat'uns of t’ue It-moor:!tic I'arty
B. S. MEEKR.
Whtrrens, a pot n ion t tibscribed !).♦ 1
a majority of the tnbutting propeny
owners on Ktikor Avetme, from Kvufls
j Street to Gregg Avenue, in the City ,
•.;ndi-1 °t Florence, tfouth Carolina, has neon i
, 0 ., (;r I lik’d with the City Council praying;
c j lv 1 tiial sa d part of said street he pernm-1
a1l d {nenttiy improved upon condition tnut
WANTED—Two or three ttufurished'■ ..
rooms for couple without children. 'BALL Carolina Building Material Co.
In West
Box ;!92.
Flerente. Address P. O.
for prices on Ul building material,
paints, varj'shes. enamels, etc.
Phono 6G. 22 East CeOnr street.
I I hereby uttnoiince myself as a
, ! the City slmll pay at least one-thii'd
of the cost of stieit improveimiit amt
that two-thirds of the cost the reof b:
levied upon and assessed against tie
WANTED
Jiim
chid
Bench.
monsvlUe,
To rent for two weeks in
COtta f 1 t ’ ), n ‘ ilF TUi: are going to paint your house
mg water and lights, on Myrtle, ppone G6. Carolina Building Mater
nal Co., for an expert paint man to
call on you and givo you an esti
mate.
S. C.
will go the vote?
candidate for Hie ofiico of Coinmis-' l r,, pert\ inimedVuely ahutt ng up r
cat
the best of you.
Don't let bugs •md worms
. . | you grow for the family.
au l. a i s0 to th0 ,ocal uewa pulh I Don't waste the surplus.
Don’t lose your pep wheu tin* sun
from Texas. Churlei « {sioner of the City of Floretto li shhjeet
to the rules of the Democratic party.
T. C. KENDALL.
ttsbed herein.
gets hot.
FRIDAY. MARCH
1923.
v-j-sx;
FARM GOSSIP
? UETSTION OF LABRADOR’S . Bul, d •'<* hoi,ses anti ,, w"' 1 l
WNERSHIP M'AY GO TO LONDON 1 Diem; plant ye gardens and tat
! ft uit
\ The
.1
1, ug
of them.”—Jeremiah 29:12.
winter of our discontent
nt last.
bleak territory of Labrador. ..
I Now is tht
.1 no iinn'Hi ( laud between tim I p a .,|
ijouiitiion of Cana'.a and the ish ml j For spring and garden
Ifdony of Ncv fouimland. w H become
Umadian soil if Newfoundland n<
ctives rer price. This became known
when negotiu ions between the uvn
(buiitries on the subject of Laimumr
t'Bere .reepetwd here rccentiy. Kcpia
f|mative.v of Canada and Newfound
iGnd lire busily engaged ‘seareiimij 1 Wanted: Somebodv to
t;Di) archives and studying o!d maiix. j the ^0,^ g ar d eu is' not
■ most profitable acre.
in senator
what; 011 • ' ,oso -i | > S. Frellnghuyseti
I of No v Jersey, a close personal frienu
I of tin President: Carroll S. Page e.
! Vermont. Miles Po'ndexter o: Wash
j ingtou, who becomes ambassador tc
1 Peru; Charles E. Townsend of Mich:
[-iin. Wili am 111. Carder of X(*w York.'
J 'toward Sutherla id of West Virginia
| Joseoli I. France of .Maryland am:
I Henrv 1 Mvois 01 Montana, who.
[like Senators Williams and Page. !••■
Jtircs voluntarily.
' Tito house is to '
i — "' !
i hercuv aiinouiue myself as a can-1
j didate for Hie o lice of Commi-sioucr!
j of the City of l , Vo.-e«c“. subject to the
regulations gftvern.ag the
rules and
democ-ratic
pa riy
a
W. H. BERRY.
’08c a nuniber of
Umo urn htitr!;
[members Whcso lengtii of Ecrvicc 1km! < Florem
[caused them to become regarded at-‘ illations
FOR MAYOR
I hereby announce myself ,ts a can
didate lor the jffice of Mayor of
such portion of said street in propor- i
lion to the frontage only of such
property, as provided by law.
Now. therefore; and In pursuance
of the Act of the Assembly, approved
j tiie 22nd day of .March, 1922, a hear-
| itig will he had at eleven o'clock in
; Hie forenoon on Wednesday, tue Htn
j day of March, 1922i in tl\e Counc'i
[ Chamber or City
j City Hall Build ng.
' of ' E‘0renee, at
and place all of the
erty ownors. on Knker
WANTED- Three
or unfurnished
housekeeping Or
ate family < oup.
furnished rooms
rooms for light j
hoard in priv-
wiiit cue child. !
References
“P X.” care
6G1.
exchanged.
of Times.
Or
Apply 1
phono
■ most as fixtures. Among them nre
prominent • republic.m natty manag: ' .-.
, subject to Hie rules and reg-
of the Democratic primary.
THAI) W. BONEB.
Court
in the
which
abutting
Avenue.
i Fijd. orchard and garden, these
1 three, ’n’t the gre ittst of these 19 i
[the garden.
candi-
including Frank W. MondeH of Wy<> ' 1 l.^rcfiV 'aiifioinicc myself
ming. who has served exactly a oua.i-! date for the office of Mayor of the
• ter of a century, and Philip °. Camp (City of Florence, subject to the Rules
bell of Kansas, chairman o: the aR- of the Democratic Party.
i It takes some pepner and
I to make a good garden.
some pep 1
1 powerful Rules Comnmie-.
A quaint
I
W: MARSHALL BRIDGES.
In South Carolina some vegetables
din be gathered front the garden ev
ery nay in the year—auu * rpit too
much laboi* required to produce it.
Every uncultivated backyard Is an
undiscovered rouatry of health nnc
plenty for its Colttmuu*.
A Greenville County iurntor nas t;
gardeu which has been sxty-odd
years in the same suot—anu it is
at id going the vear round.
Cllltl
the, problem of feeding the natious.”—
Woodrow Wilson.
"God Almighty first planted a gar
den, and indeed it is the purest ol
all hunmu pleasures. —J/ord Bacon.
prove that
, . . , — „ — the farm *
lyspaiMig to argue the ownuiship
mbrador before the Piivy Cdui'icii in
Houdon sometime this year.
*The latest proposal, it bucama
ijuowfi. is that Canada assume tin*
Newfoundland national dedb of -far-
ttOO.WOO. ,-ind take title to Ltibraoov
|his suggfjjljyn, n was understood
was put forward by Sir ID trick' MS-
ir^th, representing tbe Old Colony.
CAupdlan roiresentutlves. while e.7
pressing willifiguess to payr ca-u f-*«
tfce territory, set I's valuc tjT JilO.uob •
0B0. Should an ugreemeut UrArtuci*-
the pending 1 tlgat on hefore tue
council, the final court. 01 up
British empire, would no 1 “Every ou<* who cntiies or
I vats a gardeu https greatly to
years negotiations have been
gllug on between the Canadian and
Newfoundland governments to sutti*
t|e Labrador boundary difficulty
>jewfoundland, malntainlug jutlsudr
tpm ever the Labrador coast., ims
cpntouled tliaj/lts zone of influeue*
inns well iulo the interior, iakint; up
large a tea that the maps alloc u>
tie Unjylnce of Quebec. The Cuua-
(Ian wfJaovtties concede to Nov*
f#untU*ud. oi^> a imi’iow fitrip of thc’
LjrbrSioriittoral. wh*eh Is nceessa-j tiarden slogan, for
Id the fisheries tudustrj- of the isiam? | 1 W ‘ B work to make
lywr.—roj'-Tnore Ihatt u ceutury thw hotter and better.'
iwfbundland to this siioit
Needed, ‘ .
YWhs-'-rtte-dtspuic lias been gw’.'ii*
[1 large part of I<abt|idor has been [
floiiht bs io whether it owes alle-
pcc to Ottawa or St. John's. N. K
as the countiy affected Os inliab-
td only by /aboriglues 'here ua*
hi no protest from the residents
S llate years the Labrador question
q HBsumed added fmportaucc o«-
of reported rich discoveries of
idfljcrals, timber and waterpowers u*
territory, l^ist fall prospectoii
iBiirted finding “pay dirt" in the
trs flowing into the Almntic.
Iiarles J. Doherty, who was mtuis*
wi of justice In tho Borden ani
IBhlglicu administrations, fs aettnw
ftBitbo Canad an government In tun
ijjljrador cnsc.
, cnanii ter who w II li.
known no more to the legisiiur, r-
i , ah'< is Joseuh \V. Fordncv of Micii-
' igan. chairman of ‘lie Ways anc
j .Mran) Comni lti.e. and joint auinoi
with Senator McCumber of the new
ttriif iuw. With 24 years of service.
Ur. Fordney goes out 01 it's own vo
iltion. planning to devote his time to
breeding blooded cuttle on his rnrm
in Michigan.
Gum . too. but iot to bn forgotie::.
;iit least in this gent rat ion A whl iy-
I Andrew J. Volstead of Mfhnesoia
chairman of-tlie Jdliciary C6miuiu«“.
ami author of the most discusseu law
ever placed ou the Amcrtcau statute
books. Another prominent 11 nnesr-
ta na mb.-r who gois cut with i> m is
Halvor Steonersoa. chairntau 01 t.v:
Rdst Ofliee Committew
' Mut the most picturesque among aV
II be retiring house members is “Uncle
| Joe’’ Cun non of Illinois. Few men
f wno have
I hereby announce myself as a
! candidate for the office of Mayor of
'the City of Florence, subject to the
i rules governing the Democratic;
Room. 1
City
tv. 1..
Ptop-
trom 1
Kraus Street to Gregg Avenue, sha.'t
iie heard tliereinion. ami if it slioul i ;
l tiicrc appciir th it the 1 anva-> ii-’ic-!
tofon: made by City Conne:! was cor
i reel and that said pctiticn laid been j
1 duly subscribed by a majority o' !
1 such abutt'ng property owners, the |
! same sliall he so declared by rcsolu !
; tion, and after its adoption ilie same j
shall be incontestable and conclusive i
ev'dence thereof, nml that Council 1
, will thercupoa proceed to order tao 1
I Improvement of said street and as- I
WANTED -By retined couple with ’
one baby. Board and room in prt- ;
vute home or two rooms for light •
housekeeping. Furnished or un-1
furnished. Apply "3 X." care of.
Tillies. J
FLORENCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP. 3
East Evans street. In the Florence
Shoe Store. Phono 1G3. Half sools
and rubber heels tor men, $1.50:
for ladies ?1.26; half soles for ladies
85c. Rubber heels straight, 40c.
Guarantee on all work. Satisfac
tion or refund. Call for and delilver.
i-I. J. TOMKINSON, of Chartottee,
N. C.. with Chas. M. Steiff Co., pi
ano tuner and repairer, will be hers
for a few days. Phono 258.
WANTED You to join the others in!
those pleasant and profitable hours
spent at the Newsy Hut learning to
embroider new and lovely designs,
free of cost.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Nitrate 01 soda, acid,
kainit, sulphate of potash, mixed
fertilizers and calcium arsenate. W.
H. Syrnor & Cc.
CAROLINA ELECTRIC Shoe' Shov 1
uses the be-»i prime leather. Our '
workmanship is guaranteed. Head *
quarters for Goodyear Wfngfoot
Rubber Heels. f>uc. All other makes
are 35c. Man's half sole. $1; ladies’
li.-'lf sole. 85c. Work called for and
delivered. Phono 2I9-.I. Best shine
in city for 5c. 57 East Evans st. *
party.
two-
W. M. WATERS.
| sfcss the abutting property owners
thereupon for the payment
thirds of the cost thereof.
By Older o‘f City Counci’.
FOR SALE—Steel and iron bars, i
rods, angles. I beams, etc., war©*!
house y n 11J fahrica'ing plant, Shar.d i
Engineering Sales Co., Columbia,
S. C. !
NOTICT OF
CHATTEL
SALE UNDER
MORTGAGE
: State of Soath Carolina.
I County of Florence.
1 UNDER AND BY V1RTL RE of
! the power of sale contained in that
j certain chatfel mortjjagH executi d by
, Roy's Incorporated to. Farmers
1 Mechanics Bank and bearing date of.
Ocfb'beV’S'.ifUf’Tfil. and by the said,
hank assfigirMd. for valuable consider-]
atioii. to the Bank of Florence wliicl)
mortgage wok duly recorded on No
vember llth. 1921. in Book A-32 at)
( page GOG of the Recoids of Chattel 1
MILK
Morning Delivery. Your Trade
Solicited.
H. E: CURRIE
Phone 3311 R. F. D. No. 1
FOR SALE—Window guards, fire ea
capes and railings nn.de by Shand
Engineering Sales Co, Columbia,
8. C.
HAVE YOU TRIED a “Hot Dog’ |
• f om Gus’ Wiewam? Take u ‘‘shot." ’
They're the stuff. Sweet milk in in
(Pviduaj half iiiuis for 5c at Gus'
Wigwam. 45 West Evans atreet.
Magazines, papers, cigars and cig
arettes are always on top at Gus’
Wigwam.
SPECIAL FOR SATI RDW Qr«H«b<i !
chickens and vepl. Gregg*® whi - '
kef. 51 North Dargan street. Phono |
FOR SALE
and buggy.
Horse.
PliOIIC
1 • s
wagon.
813AV.
lianiesS
JUST ARRIVED Another shipment
of shopping hues for 39c at Gus'
Wigwam, 45 West Evans street.
Remember the “Gulden Weak” to
keep it wtioHy. Six days shait thou j
labor and do ullttoe'gulden worn pos-i^ ears “ e i? 008 out Ume
aiM*, (own free will to unite way, as
' put it, for a younger mu
Garden slogan- for ':1923: “Every
my gardeu
■ «ti rv td m congress nave j Mortgages lor EloroiK-e County, Hie
been the storm center “Uiioe J" " ) terms and conditions of which s;iid*
^yts in the hey day of his power s; [ ehuttei mortgage having been breach-;
speaker of the houte. Once t;ie votes ; f> t i |,y the said Mortgagor, the under- 1
i . , r . c * re '* r fd him tenipom;,| S {»ned Mortagagee will, at the place 1
>, but hOMtig established a world's j of business of the Jlortgagor Nod
record for legislative service—lor-y ; 20 and 22 on the South side
of h : s | hi van®
no' na^
National Cash Registet*
Sales, Service And Supplies.
S. C. JACKSON. Sales Agent -
6 North Irby 8t
Pir*oT'
It
IVES ADVICE TO BANKERS
H. Kahn Seel’ a New York
Ten MltllonMn Futura ’
of
Phil-
WilPatn H. Stufford o' VVi scon ant.
one of tlie closest students of cur
rent begislatiou .md long a Ihorn in
tlie* side of members seeking appro
priations for pet home projects; ulso
retires. He will give way ty Victor
Berger, who will he the only soc’alisl
rcprcKeiiutallve in the new eoncr'*s%
Meyer lamdoii uf New York, the single
socialist in th-s congress, hating
failed of re election.
Congress also will lose its s'nty#
'dart;-devil aviator” — self-styled —5
leaving the platform after tlio scr-j Rcpreseutativo Manuw HerHpK of
mon. One'of a group of young men I Okahoma. who, in a swan song, an-
from Florence, w hom U'u governor j nounced that he wiin one congress o»
accdmpauicd to the ’ platform', in alal ‘‘lame duck" who would I'efrain
few words invited Mr. Sunday to J from “quacking around the 1’resi-
cornu to Florence’some'Mondhy. Gov. | di nt’s corn crib.”
ilcLeod spoke up and explained how Two of the Jhree women members,
glad the people of Florened would he j of the house also und their sei v’ee.
l o be visited by Mr. Suuday. Mr. 1 They are Miss Alice M. Robertson, of
GOVERNOR M’LEOD
HUGGED BY “BILLY"
The meeUng he tween •Governor
McLeod and Mr. Sunday*'Thursday
afternoon was an iufcresting incident.
It occurred as tho'evangelist was
Sunday turned to the governor, and
throwing ills arms about, the should
ers of the chief magistrate, said
‘ Here is a good scout.” and then be
gun to rearrange Mr. McLeod's neck
tie.
‘•I’ll have
where it is.
Sunday said,
these delct’s
lo know how far it Is.
und other details,” Mr.
He was informed that
had been furnished Mr.
Oklahoma and Mrs. Win 11 if red Mason
Huck of Illinois. Thus Mrs. Mao E/-
len Nolan remains as the one woman
niomber of the m\v congress. She
tills tim p!ac>\ long hold by her late
| husband. John 1. No',in of ('alTornid.
on
stroet,
Matthews. Mr. Sunday’s secretary. It.
id ay v
to the drift
4 a New York Letter in the
phin Public Ledger,
to H. Kahn is one of the biggest
;ers in Wall street and an inter-! visit Florence, according
jlonai figure in the financial world. 1 of the conversation.
" * * ‘ • Charles O. Hearou. editor of the
Spartanburg Herald. sAt with the
tabernacle reporters in the east box
Thursday afternoon:’ and after tho
Djid. Mr. Kean was persuaded to meeting he caught No. 1. the Soutu-
le a few remarks to the directors ern train .leaving for Spartanburg at
“EED SMITH HONORED
4 o’clock.
J*1a few days ago he found time to
Yjdf. the Bronx National bank, which
denosits of $4,000,000 and whose
~ fident is Geot-ge Henry £ayne, a
td. Mr. Kean was persuaded to
fe a few remarks to the directors
ie outlving suburban institution,
banker has to be numan and at
Ijfeame time be firm,’ ha said. “He (editor, remarked
^should he sympathetic, but muSt an entirely new
t.fiis institution In accordance with
strictest- banking principles,
re alK he must have the ability
ly “No,” and pay it resoundingly,
yet he must never cease to be
in.
Mr. Rodebeuver
0
he
Hea ion’s
rendered
that
son{
benefit, and the
in Rody’e own
The Gamma Chapter of the Phi
Beta Ka::pa was instaVed tit David-
son College Marcit I by President H,
vV. ('ha-e of the University of North
Carolina aiirl J J r'Kideiit Hein y l.mrsf
Smith of Washington and T,e<y Ur.
Reed Smith, professor of English of
the University of Soutli Carolina, wa.<
one of tlie eleven alumni members se
lected for membership and awarded
the coveted key. He was
referring | from the eljiss of 1901. Dr
for
of Fust |
at Florence. South;
Carolina, offer for sale, at public mic
tion. at ten o’clock 111., Friday,!
March 23rd. 1923, to U10 highest bid
der for cash,-tall of the goods, chut [
tels and properly hereinafter enum-i
crated and fully described iu the ehat-i
tel mortgage hereinabove referred to.i
or so much thereof as may be neees-[
saty ty pay tlie indebtedness, with
e«iff»s and interest represented by the
said chattel uiortgage said goods,
.eliattels am' property to be thus sold
being' as follows, as described in said
.mortgage: *
“The pool room, cigar, fountain and!
restaurant, business 'conducted ou t ho j
.premises at No. 20-22 East Kvjuia’
•street. In’the Williamson Uulidins, in
the City of Florence, County of Flgr-I
;enct'.' State of South Carolina, inelud-j
iug* all furniture, fixtures and equip-1
ment of every kind and description [
wlmtsoCver. used in eonuection with:
any business cmiducted ou tlie said!
premise:'., nr pertaining thereto and j
all rfg|q K Mix) interests of tlie'Snortga-
fcor in tUevmprovenK uts placed ou said
lag all furniture, fixtures and equip-'
premises, together with the entiro
stock of nicrchantlise of every kind
awl descslptlon, now owned or here
after. acquired, and any and all ac-
•essions. additions, replacements or
improvements to any of the property j
mbove described, used for the purposa!
Jof aid in carrying on the business [
| of tho mortgagor, while any of thei
•ndebtcdi.ess secured by this mort-j
,goKe remains outstanding and uu-i
.paid; it being provided, however, that
,tlie niorlgagor sliall have the right of i
W. M. VAN DYKE
Teaches
BANJO, VIOLIN, GUITAR,
’CELLO, MANDOLIN
Studio: Over Lake's Drug Co.
FOR SALK— We must sell at once
that beautiful uiuLv-aluabln~.lot just
oft of Palmetto street on McQueen
street, facing east. In the heart of,
tlie best neighborhood of Wuet
Florence. Near to churches and
schools. Lot cost in 1920. $2,250.50.
Will sell now for $l.G5o. $'>5ti down
and balance to suit purchaser. Tob
in tVBarnwell. Inc., .Masonic Tem
ple. Photic 581. •
FOR SALE At a sacrifice, a nice lot
facing east, just off Palmetto 011
A.oQucou street. Worth $2,500.
Will take $l.G5a. $G5j down and'
$1,090 one year. Tobin & Barn
well. Masonic Temple. Phono 581.!
FOR RENT
FOR
RENT Two o*- three connect
ing rooms, suitable for light house
keeping. Adjoining, hath room.
Phone 5S2L2. 01 apply 500 East
Pine street.
FOR SALK Fertilizer
F. Stackley fo.
for gardens. J.
FOR RENT—One nicely furnished
bedroom Modern conveniences.
Three blocks from Depot. Apply
ll'J South Gaillard street. Phone
217-W.
FOR RENT—One* nicely furnished
room with nil conveniences. Two
blocks from main cot nor. Refer
ences requested. Mrs. J. De Jongh.
2lf> South Dargan street I’lioti**
426-W.
A, M. STRICKLAND
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
Audits. Systems. Tax Returns.
Room 15. Williamson Bldg.
FLORENCE
Poetoffice Box 3W.
Telephones Nos. 732 and 413 W.
FOR SALE Three-piece parlor suit,
one library table, one davenport.!
aud one sideboard, and two small
talih-s. All in perfect condition.;
Will sell for $19 cash. II McFurlqmi
street.
FOR SALE Fruits a.id veg^taWe*!
and groceries at Artec's. Cream of
Wheal. 20c per package;
. corn, twn cuiis for
inium liants. 25c per
grairWatcd sugar, 9 1-2 cents pec'
IMitind. Ficsh tomatoes. 2 IIis. for-
35c. W hole grain rice, G i-2 couta
FOR RENT—Two rooms and bpil,
furnished or unfurnished. Use ,of
hath. Hut and < old water. Apnlv
10" Soutli Church street. Pliona
545-W.
LOST
package; sugar 1 LOST—t
25c. Swift’s Prc-1 a t -,; Dr
Between
THE NEWSY HUT
Books — Magazines — Novelties
Pictures and Picture Framing
49 WEST EVANS ST.
per lb. Creamery
bargains ring 2G.
Evans r-treef.
Sanitary Cafe, Pal-
. and Florence/infirm-
lb Whit© cry. Uiamoml ring, .with two
monds. Finder please return ; to
Palace Drug Co., and receivn re
ward. %
butter 55c. Pot;
Artec’s, &3 East! LOST
I
FOR SALE—Sow with sovon fiii«
pigs. Registered sows that will
farrow this month. Extra fine milk
cow. Prices reasonable. Youngs
PniTgreed Seed Farm, Timmons-
ville* Plume 2093. >
Fox Terrier Pup. white with
black ears. Four months old. Find
cr ^please phone 305. Palace Drug
Co. Receive reward.
The world’s consumption of sugar 4
Is estimated at between 11.009,000 I
and .15,990,90(1 tons a year. ,
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MONEY TO LEND
ON IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE
Chas. E. Commander
Attorney-at-Law «»
Phone 836 Skyscraper
1 FOR SALE -One Dumorn Sewing ma-
I chine motor, in good condition.
I Price $5. Phone $20AV.
FOR
*0 the presence of tho Spartanburg 1 recortf for scliolarsh'p
te would Blu^years tit Davidson averaged the. higii
just for MrfThonor’iriafk of 97. He was also win
he soug was .nor of th'* declaitner’s. essayist's and
property in the usual course of tlie t -
...onerdtioa' of its business. The fix- —
«“l"''ted'j1u r e B ' aitd 'equiifnlent covered hv this
Smith ' ‘ inortcrffte (‘ortiprlke ail electric flx-
thr f->ii*fciur'es,"including Bghls and fansunino
'•'Bll Rioftf’- tabled.* ‘vf-tNi raV-ks, (-neat' chairs,
Wmf Tfll other (•(ftilpment nse(U In. coh- {
1, , ,1Qr 01 deelahner’s, tssuyisfs and af ectien with the-vtperation of the pool l
Inimitahle j Rililc medal. Dr. Smith subseqnent,’^fVoO)Rt'tbk’ 1 foffiUtGhiC sttow- eases, wall t
wav. >1 lie Sunday choir leader took po^t graduate work at Harvard | cases and till other equuipument por-'
where lie obtained tin* Ph.D. in Eng-tfainiog to or uses .for the purpose ofi
lish and was the holder of two schol-rtlie. business now conducted in the*
arshfps and winner of tin* Pottcr^Yront. paid of the ikioI room promises: |
prizw hi jComparativi' ITerature on hi^ Uifflce fixtures and cquipmauL iueiud-1
thesis. , i hug. cash registers, safe, typewriters.;
Pdiling machines, and all other office 1
DENIES SCHOOL CHILDREN ~
ARE USERS OF DRUGS
threatened to invite Mr. Hearon to
sing a solo but fortunately he fprgqi
this plan. .Mr. Hearon can't sing, Sis
Kahn then made a prediction qf jtlie reporters who sat near him can
future of New York cltt. J testify, but he tried, which is just
ithln a comparatively few years - what the tabernacle management do-
shall see around about us a com-1 sires' of everybody'' in the congrega-
I city of ten million people. ; tions.—Columbia Record.
fTothing like It anywhere In the •
a. It can only expand In one di- PLAN TO MODERNIZE
n—save its growth eastward ou! MANY
Island—and that’s north. So in
years tbtf ^re to come the bor-
:4 of the ftronx is hound to be one
{be greatest and most prosperous
upities in tbe entire country.”
SMALL MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
. .j >•> ’ 1 *i i r » * -
Violins. Guitars. Banjos, Mando
lins, Ukuleles. Pull line of Acces
sories, Strings, Etc.
- SHEET MUSIC
Scigling Music House
, Inc.
1. 49 Vyest Evans Street
1 -
GROW A GARDEN
( By Uue.’e Petet
you know—that u btlf-aero gar-
pan he made to produce as much
y value ns three acres In (arm
(»•
(.you .kuow—-Tli^t a ^qod garden
BulTulo, March .—Dr. Franklin C.
BATTLESHIPS 1 Grain, city hcaltli officer, former
; I prison physh-.lan and student
Washington. Martf. .. ApiropriR-Jiiru* evil, declares that in
t ons aggregating $20,950,900 for mod ; experience he bus never found
ernltation of battleships and reim- |i c 0 r h ; gh school student a
burse contractors as a result of the of the .drug, habit.'
ndval setupping program under thel “The only nutlmrity for the storlof
Washington arms conference treaty that drugs a'iw, lieing Hold to sdiool
! were approved tod^y by the senate.; chiWrou in several of our Icrg** c'tiei
The house previously had approved; i* the statement o: drug addi< ts
of lilt*
:>t! ITS
:i mill
victim
.’quipment; of every .kind: dining rqoip|,
nd kitchen pqulpmeitt, lnglu(jih^,
tables, chairs, .tjiay stands, trays, Iin
eni, plate and , liqJlow silverware
: crockery, glassware.-pk-tu/es, refrig
icrators, ranges, ovens and all other!
i dining roqm ami kitchen equipment j
[and utensils of every kind!”
TOGETHER with the good will ofi
!the said business, the leasehold rights;
of tne mortgagor ,! lo (he premises
'above described, and all aud singular•
! the rights and appurtenances to any,
lot the said properties belonging, or in
.■ji .1
•1 l
OUR. REPAIR WORK'S
THE^KIND — THAT
v STAyS
FIXED "
50 YOU’LL |
FIND
the item.
tlrrd. and that (he couttlj age
gents wnr 0 ,. VM
:... anywDq apportainilig.
tlum-elves -* ami tney am notOr niiv t, i.- „ „i ,
i.*..,.-*. .... ,, .... ... .. lerms ol sale cash. Proceeds aris-
,unless there is corroboration frotp; This 7th day of Maid.. A. D.. 1923,
As a 1 ©suit of a
Using campaign the leading mon in
lunption of coffee in the United otliej' gpjtu'co^
uus iiiurcuitui from $0
pet' cent during I' 1 ’ last three year©.'grade
SALE—One four-piece dining
room suit, $00: one oak buffet, $22; ,
one oak china closet. $25; two oak'
dining tables $12.59 each; nine odd
droKseis. $10 to $18: two Iontlvr
couches $10 each; one library table
$7; one flat top office desk $20;:
one roll uqi ofllo* desk $25: ona 1
typewriter talde 4.50; one reclining
office drair $8.50; one filing cabi
net $5.50: om* Hoosicr kitchen ^ahi-
net $52.50; two singer sewings rail-,
shines. $25 and $3": one walftiit-
bedroom suit tinarbi* top* *75.
one walnut tabiq (marble topi ,<J0.-
One maliogany hultet $50; six' lifbfng j
chairs $1 each; six rocuers $3 up:
two Congoleum art squares $10-
tach; two oil stoves *16 each; i
(hrec heaters $ < * to $12.50: oue>chIC-:
fonier $15: fifteen lied springs ^l.SOj
tip: four conter tables >1 each:,
four kitchen tallies $3.50 each:, futt
Iron beds $•'« up: Fix cotton irt.1t-
tresses $5 each. Bradford & Swlu- 1
son. 214 Xortlu Dargan Strootl -
Phone J92-W. 1
PIANOS — VICTROLAS
Sci^ling Music House
Inc.
We are agents for the Steinway
Piano, Bramhach Small Grand,
Ivers 4. Pond, Kranich 4 Bach,
Shoninger, Stodart.
cotton;
For Spot and Future Delivery in
S nita .of 10 balers and upward,
largirt • requliement at present
$10 per bale.
Ji P. BRUNSON,.'BUJVITER, S. C.
Correspondent
f; HOUGHTON 4 DORAN
115 Broad Street, New York City
Members of OOD LOT COTTON
lEXtiHANCE OF NEW YORK and
Clearing Members,
Phone or wire, me your orders
1 t 'i K ff . f ( * 1 4 .'
j FOR SALE Or will trade in part
payment on a lot. dnf-.'Piui$t>'ltdur-
; Inc car. which is in excullcmt con
dition in every way. Sec 15. F.
I Wcut 4*1*. Southerly JieJl Telephone
i Co.
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*
MISCELLANEOUS
'SOLID
PLUMBlNCr
IPHONE
1 wood.
917 For
*1.50 per
nice
load.
dry stovo
West End
becom*
* (BANK OF
FJnronce, S.
Phone 314-J
k'fiOIlKNCKl * Li
4..,.JVb>rten««q£
i-
START
Your Garden Now—We can
the best seeds grown. L.
atsou Seed Co., old Times
BURN OAK WOOD.
Ons cord of oak wood equals on*
ton of coal. We cut It any length.
Phone 947
West End Fuel Com
pany. *4 4W
1