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t l THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES, TK S DESIGNERS HAVE PUT FLORENCE DAILY TIMES! snowflake to work I ing good stock,' eggs or chicks, should write to the Extension Service, Clem- Ison College, S. C., for a list of good i {breeders of good poultry. In writing , ton l' nuous existence A town in Saxony boasts of a guild of hand weavers, which has been in for over 400 NOTICE ( SILK MANUFACTURERS GET; ! breed, variety, poultry desired and • years. BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS FROM NATURE Published Daily Except Sunday at' Florence, 8. C., by ( & GARDINER j At the Autumn Exposition and In dustrial Arts exhibit recently held by quantity should be stated. BRUNSON Mason C. Brunson.. Editor FREDERICK THE GREAT BE- 1 LIEVED IN A FREE PRESS CANDIDATES’ CARDS Berlin, March IQ.—Frederick the Great first took censorship off Berlin (Paid Political Advertisements) Marshall Field and company in phi ! Chat. 8. Gardiner..Business Manager Icago there was a remarkable display ! j of fabric designs adapted from snow ? news P a P er8 ,n 1740 - and the 3erlU, •and frost crystal photographs, says ^ press recently com memoir, ted the an niversary of that event by printing TELEPHONES: • jan article in McClure’s magazine for Editorla and Social 225 j .. For y thirty-five years Wilson ’ A. Business Office 601 Bentley, of Jericho, Vermont, has de- SUBSCRIPf ION RATES Payabla In Advanca 1 One Week . /One Tfonth' .60 j exactly Three” Aotyt! Six Months One Year voted his time to a scientific study of snowflakes, raindrops, dew. and .clouds, - ’ the article states. ‘’Of the • more than four thousand photomicro- I graphs of snowflakes he has made, * 15 no two have ever been found to be J censorship, .exactly alike. 1 ‘‘Bentley’s snow and Frederick’s order .wh en marked a new epoch in German newspaper- making. The order, FOR COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself aa a candidate for re-elecuon as commis- I sicner for the city of Florence, sub- i Ject to the ru'es of the Democratic Whereas, a petition subscribed by I a majority of the abutting property j owners on Kuker Avenue, from Evans [ Street to Gregg Avenue, in the City | of Florence, South Carolina, lias been : filed with the City I’ouncil praying; that sa d part of said street be perma- ’ nentry improved upon condition Uiui j the City shall pay at least one-third j of the cost ot such improvement ami that two-thirds of the cost thereof be levied upon and assessed against the property immediately abutt'ng upon given out over| the name of Count Podewlls, reads as I follows: ’’The jourrp.llsts of the Berlin news-' (rankness.'' F. H. BARNWELL. .. In articles concerning . • what happens^ here at present. His 1.75' Dent ley s snow and fnost-crvst^ j ffl y s these articles amuse j gg 1 photomicrographs are used by metal- on the other hand,, foreign 6 00 ar4 ’ cra ^ shops, jewelers, tox- ministers should not complain it they ... w-w tile and lace workers, and in schools — ' > To receive attention tie same day! i complaints from subscribers in thej j city must be made before seven * -o'clock. I hereby announce myself as a can- papers 'shall' havV\iniimYte,i‘“libertv ' d | dat ‘ ! ft ’ r t the . of ”f of Commissioner to write whatever they like, without ° ! the , CAt ^ £ ,orenc a e ’, BU ^ ct to for studies in are and designing. “ ‘Snow and frost designs,’ says Mr.’ Bently, ‘would furnish exquisite designs for chinaware. embroideries. find art’cles now and then in the lo- the rules of thu Democrat’c party. E. W. BALDWIN. NOTICE metal ceilings, or cathedral windows. Only recently I furnished some snow- , .„ . . ln terestins Entered as second class matter at crystal n° r f 68 '?" 8 in the i i . 'windows of a Boston church. ( Florence, S. C. ’ “About two years ago Mr. John B. Taylor of the designing department I .... . J . i 4 _ of the Phoenix Silk company, of New Whereas, a petition subscribed by i Member of Tho Associated Press i The Associated Press Is exclusively • entitle! to the use for republication } M ell news dispatenes credited to it , or not otherwise credited in this I nerehy announce myself as a can didate for the office ol commissioner of the City »: Florence, subject to the , rules and regulations governing the ca papers which do not please them., Deinocratlc parJyi I took the liberty to hint that the s isahor Russ'an court is very sharp about I His majesty answered such things that journals must not be constrain of their adaptation for decorations on silk and t’amasks appealed to him. _ ^ Several designs were made and sent paper and also to the local news pub-j t0 th f loon19 - w !. th ins l 8 " t Usbed herein,. i popularity.’ says Mtr. Tavlor. Ortr Igoeds carrying these designs were - r- - . i widely used, particularly for cloak iand suit linings. Thcv are among the I most striking and beautiful designs j we have.’ “Lacemakera also have begun to York, began study of snow and frost-j a "* a i ori ty the abutting property crystal photographs. The nosslbilities 1 ow ‘ ers p 4 rahara Street. from Pal party. My plutfoim is “fairness and such portion of said street in propor tion to the frontage only of such property, as provided by law. Now, therefore, and In pursuance of the Act of the Assembly, approved the 22nd day of March, 1922, a hear ing will lie had at eleven o’clock in the forenoon on Wednesday, the 14tu day of March, 1923, in the Counc’i Chamber or City Court Room, City Hall Build’ng, in the' City of Florence, at which time and place all of the abutting prop erty owners, on Kuker Avenue, from Evans Street to Gregg Avenue, sliaM he heard thereupon, and if it should there appear that the canvass nere- tofore made by City Council was cor rect and that said petition had been duly subscribed by a majority of such abutting property owners, the same shall be so declared by resolu tion, and after its adoption the same shall be incontestable and conclusive evidence thereof, und that Council Classified ADVERTISEMENTS One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for less than 25c. Cash In Advance. No Advertise ment taken over the Telephone. One Insertion ...—9 -25 Three Insertions —1 —.. -50 One Week (Six Insertions) .’. 1-00 WANTED WANTED—The public to Know mat Wv*.io crank shaft mid cylinder re grinding Also the best class auto mobile repairing. Eagle Machine and Mfg. Co. FOR SALE—Sow with seven flu pigs. Registered sows that wil farrow this month. Extra fine mllj cow. Prices reasonable. Youn| Pedigreed Seed Farm, TlmmoB villo. Phone 2003. S. 1SADORE SULZBACHER. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election as Commissioner of Florence, in the forthcoming city election, subject to the rules and regulat’ous of the Democratic nartv. B. S. MEEKS. WANTED—To rent for two weeks in 1 June or July, furnished cottage, in cluding water and lights, on Myrtle Beach. Duncan McKenzie, Tim- monsville, S. C. • SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923. BOY, 16, IS IN COLLEGE metto Street to Gregg Ave. in the City of Florence, South Carolina, has been filed wRh the City Council praying that sa d part of said street be perma nency improved upon condition that the City shall pay at least one-third of the cost of such improvement and that two-thirds of the cost thereof be levied upon and assessed against the property immediitely abutt’ng upon such portion of said street in propor tion to the frontage only of such I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Commis-! will thereupon proceed to order the sioner of the City of Florence!! subject I improvement of said street ami as ’ to the rules of the Democratic party. 1 sess the abutting property owners i WANTED—Three furnished rooms or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Or board in priv ate family for couple wrilr one child. References exchanged. Apply “P X,’’ care of Times. Or phone 661. IFOR SALE—Or will trade in partj payment on a lot, one Paige tour-1 ing car, which is in excellent con dition in every way. See B. F. Weaver, Southern Bell Telephoua | Co. '4 FOR SALE—Fertilizer, one car “833.”' * Twenty tons. Price $24 F. O. B. g Florence, P. O. Box 583. MISCELLANEOUS PHONE wood. 917—For nlc« $1.50. par load. dry atove We»t End # \ varsity in Three Years realize the possibilities of snow and j • York, Pa., Lad Hopes to Finish Uni-'frost crystals—particularly frost crySr J pi ?, perty ’ 89 P rovided by law. tals—for designing hints.’' i Xow, therefore, and in pursuance .of the Act of the Assembly, approved PDfUA/ vnilD niA/M the ■‘ nd day of yIan ‘b. 1922, a hear- UnUWTUUnUWIM ling will be had at eleven o’clock in the forenoon on Wednesday, the 14th , From the Philadelphia Public Ledger. , By the margin of three months, j York, Pa., claims the honor of having i Ihe youngest student in the University } of Pennsylvania. He is Bernard I. '• Comroe, 1 Vbb was 16 years old Octo- i her 22. Philadelphia’s youngest en- t try is William Fritz Kennedy. 16 last : July. , Because of his success in varied ac tivities, Comroe .s regarded in his J borne town as p prodigy. He ranked ' ai the head of a class of 250 pupils, ! the largest in the history of the York t high school. But his achievemems v were by no means confined to his i studies. As manager of the high school football team in his senior [year, as a meipner of the executive committee of the athletic association, ' »8 second baserrpn on one of the school’s baseball teams, as president ( of the Latin Club and the Alpha De- * bating Society and as assistant man- ; ager ot the class book, “The Tattler, ’ * rated ns one of the mojt FRESH VEGETABLES MUCH DEPENDS ON STARTING YOUR GARDEN RIGHT. NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN in the Counc'l J. C. KENDALL. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Commissioner of the City of Worence. subiect to the rules and regulations governing the democratic party. W. H. BERRY. FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself ps a can didate for the office of Mayor ot Florence, subject to the rules and reg ulations of the Democratic primary. Til AD W. JONEB. I hereby announce myself a candl- day of March, 1923, Chamber or City Court Room,. , . , in the date * or the tdfice 01 Ma y° r the which Clrmson College. March 9.—Hit and miss methods in gardening are hound to result in failures and disappoint ment. InttVllgont appflioatton of a few simple rules will insure greater success. Every good gardener who wishes to obtain maximum results in the growing of fresh vegetables at the minimum cost should know the .fundamental requirements in garden ing, says Geo. P. Hoffman. Extension horticulturist who mnkes the follow :ng general suggestions. In locating the garden there is ev ery reason wnv the farmer should not place it on the poorest piece of land or at tlie most distant point from the house. It should be near the ' iiouse and should be fenced. L In laying out the garden, the rows * l should run the long way, and vege- t City Hall Building, in the City of Florence, at which 1*1110 and place all of tile abutting prop erty owners on Graham Street, from Palmetto Street to Gregg Ave. shall be heard thereupon, and if it should there appear that the canvass here tofore made by City Council was cor rect and that said petition had been^ duly subscribed by a majority of mch abutt’ng property owners, the same shall be so declared by resolu tion, and’ after its adoption the same shall be incontestable mid conclusive evidence thereof, pud that Council will thereupon proceed to order the improvement of said street and as sess the abutting property owners thereupon for the payment of two thirds of the cost thereof. By Order of City Council. • thereupon for the payment of two- | thirds of the cost thereof. j By Order of City Council. 1 MILK Morning Delivery. Your Trade Solicited. H. E: CURRIE Phone 8311 R. F. D. No. 1 WANTED—By refined couple with START Your Garden Now—Wo can one baby. Board and room in pn-j supply the best seeds grown. L* vate home or two rooms for light o. Watson Seed Co., old Times housekeeping. Furnished or un-| Bldg. furnished. Apply “3 X,” care of, 1— ■ i s Times - • MAKE YOUR MOTOR run like new I by having your cylinders reground WANTED—You to join the others in those pleasant and profitable hours suent at the Newsy Hut learning to embroider new and lovely designs, free of cost. I City of Florence, subject in the Rules of the Democratic Partv. W. MARSHALL BRIDGES. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Mayor of the City of Florence, subject to the' rules governing the Democratic party. \ W. M. WATERS. National Cash Register Sales, Service And Supplies. 8. C. JACKSON, Sales Agent • ' 6 North Irby 8L and fittea with new pistons. We've installed modern cylinder grinding equipment in our plant and it is operated by expert mechanics. Let us tell you more about it. The J. D. Bridges Co. ; j Jdfc WANTED—Hard wood logs. We pay highest prices tor choice ash. poplar, cypress, white oak logs of standard specification^; we buy logs 12 months in a year and give preference to loggers equipped to CALL Carolina Building Material Co HAVE YOU TRIED a Hot Do’s” (tom (ins’ Wigwam? Take a “shot.'' They’re the stuff bring* steady supply. What have vou to offer? Sumter Hardwood Co.. Sumter. S. C. NOTICE activeuaUDils, - . . 1 »ti\su*u a tail a-aac iwiaf* «*»«U v his many other accomplish- 1 tables of similar growth should he 'VI »*r\/-» lo rNr: s.I a ^ .a 1 . grouped. This will enable cultiva tion with greater aise The kind of tools for the garden will depend dpon the si/e. Ordinarily the farm garden is cultivated with the same tools used in the handling of farm crops. The citv or small gar ments Comroe is a proijcient pianist and a fair swimmer. He also plays a good game of tennis. Upon liis graduation from York high school he was awarded nil the available prizes. Inclining the gold medal for profici ency^, in science and mathematics, and the alumni sold prize for effici- encyMn languages. Hdt is enrolled in the college de partment of the university and ex pect* to finish the course in three years so that he will he able to en ter Medical school at the age of IS. His tether is u physician in York. ♦♦}► ♦♦ + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦ ♦ iMUSIC MEMORY CONTEST # . ♦ *99 + + + + * + + <BB + + *+ iing factor In gardening, Whereas, a petition subscribed by a majority of the abutting property owners on Griffin Street, from Evans Street to Cheves street, in the City of Florence, South Carolina has been filed with the City Council praying that sa d part of said street be perma nenj’y imi roved upon condition that the City shall pay at least one-third den should be supplied with ;i push of the cost of such Improvement and A^/navement inaugurated by Flor ence-Community Service to spread the Wiowledge and love of good music through p contest in recognizing and nantfag twenty-four famous composi tional when they are heard. Open to overtone without fee or registration. ^ or B! rther de ^ a ^ s telephone Commu nity Service secretary at 61. ; Selection No. 6—Unfinished Sym phoriy: First Movement. By Franz Petes Schubert. (Born and died in VieiMia 1797,1828.) Invadding to the list a movement of a symphony, the field of the mosic al compositions has been entered. Nevertheless, any* person with’ siigfft advanced musical educa tionjwha lias been frightened by the igather forbidding title of today’s selection can soon have his fearg dis pelieft. Many persons have learned to life olives by refusing to heed the reports of their sense of taste until they^ have eaten seven. Any person who|wlll show as much consideration to bis sense of hearing and will list en to the first movement of the Schu- her “Unfinished Symphony seven timd^ before passing judgment, can therdfcrter count himself ps a lover of the leautlful number. Sctubert is known 11s the greatest melojist of the world. In all of his worte beautiful mei’od'es bubble forth like water from a perpetual spring. Thp Unfinished Symphony (so caUdB because only two of the usual i nlow, a spading fork, a rake and a hoe. The garden soil is of great import- nnce. However, the soil can be made U you have a good site. A r'ch sandy loam is best for the garden. The lighter sandy soil is Jiest in wntch to plant the can'ier vege tables. Soli fertility is probably the limit- Well rotted narnyard manure can not be beat. It nelps to make the lighter soils heavier and the heavier soils .lighter. In maintaining fertility of garden soils crop rotation should be practiced. Soil preparation is very important. As soon as gardening crops are off ail refuse should be turned in or re moved. I'reparafon means more than the mere plowing. The soil should be worked until there is wel ipra pared seed bed. Many laij'ures result from the scant plani ng of seed. Use enough and plant shallower in the heavy soils. Cultivation is very important be cause garden crops should grow fast. Keep the soil loose, keep down weeus and conserve moisture. For varieties, quantity of seed, and other detailed planting information write to the Extension Service. Clem- son College, S. C.. for Extension Bul letin 42. “Home Gardening in South Carolina.” that two-thirds of tho cost thereof be levied upon and assessed against Mic property immcd'titely abutt'ng upon such portion of said street in propoiY tion to the frontage only of such property, as provided by law. Now, therefore, and in pursuance of the Act of the Assembly, approved the 22nd day of March, 1922, a hear ing will be had at eleven o’clock in the forenoon on Wednesday, the 14ttt day of March, 1923, in the Counc’i Chamber or City Court Room, City Hall Build'ng, in the City of Florence, at which .Cine and I lace all of the abutting prop erty owners on Griffin Street, from Evans street to Cheves Street, shall he heard thereupon, and if it should there appear that the canvass here tofore made by Citf Council was cor rect and that said petition had been duly subscribed * by a majority of such abutt’ng property owners, the same shall be so deciaied by resolu tion. and after its adoption the sama shall be incontestable and conclusive evidence thereof, nn’d that Council will thereupon proceed to order the improvement of said street and as sess the abutting property owners thereupon for the payment of two- thirds of the cost thereof. By Order of City Council. foor’parts or movements were com- • 8 . pletef) seems t© be a chain of attrac tive .|png. ThejJlrst movement opens with'* mysteridls strain In the bass, followed by a shimmering figure In the Arings which forms a background for aaiittle theme which is afterwards mad# to develop-into many unexpect ed fgrms. Anottier iheme soon ap pear*, which ip.i&e orchestra is play ed by the ’ceVcia^Afcd has often been cailejl the lovelrekt melody ever writ ten. * Afterwards these themes are repeated and changed In the most de lightful and nsfrprising ways. The orchestral color is so essential in ab symphonic works that phono graph records are practically indls- pensible. Fortunately the local rau- alc dealers express their willingness to al|ow the public to hear these rec ords |at their stores. So you may go in to any one of them and hear this number free of charge as often as you wish. If you went to add a new rec ord to your supply, get this one aim eee How your pleasure in It grows. n BUY POULTRY STOCK AT HOME South Carolina Breeders Can Supply the Best 1 '»* Clemson College, May 10.—Poultry raising in South Carolina has made some wonderful advances during the past few years. All who are inter ested in poultry and who have visited the community, county and state fairs during the past year know that this NOTICE Whereas, a petition subscribed by a majority of the abutting property owners on McFarland Street, from .Pine Street to Dr»y Street, in the City of Florence, South Carolina, has been filed with the Citv Council praying that sa ; d part of said street he perma nently improved neon condition that NOTICE OF SALE UNDER CHATTEL MORTGAGE State of South Carolina. County of Florence. UNDER AND BY VIRTURE of the power of sale contained in that! certain chattel mortgage executed byj Roy's Incorporated to Farmers ,&| Mechanics Bank and bearing date ofi October 29th, 1921, and by the said bank assigned, for valuable consider ation, to the Bank of Florence, which mortgage was duly recorded on No vember 11th, 1921, in Book A-32 at page 606 of the Records of Chattel Mortgages for Florence County, the! terms and conditions of which said chattel mortgage having been breach ed by the said Mortgagor, the under signed Mortagagee wHi- at the place of business of the Mortgagor No. 20 and 22 on the South side of Fust Evans street, at Florence. South Carolina, offer for sale at public auc tion. at ten o’clock a. m.. Friday, March 23rd. 1923, to the highest bid der for cash, all of tho goods, chat tels and property hereinafter enum erated and fully described in the chat tel mortgage hereinabove referred to. or so much thereof as may be neces sary to pay the indebtedness, with costs and interest represented by the said chattel mortgage said goods, chattels and property to lie thus sold being as follows, as described in said mortgage: ✓ “The pool room, cigar, fountain and restaurant business conducted on the premises at No. 20-22 East Evans street, in the Williamson Building, in the Citv of Florence, County of Flor ence. State of South Carolina, includ ing all furniture, fixtures and equip-( ment of every kind and description 1 whatsoever, used in connection with] any business conducted on the said) premises, or pertaining thereto aiuli all rights and interests of the mortga gor in the improvements placed on said * ing all furniture, fixtures and equip- 1 premises, together with the entird! stock of niert handise of every kind arj description, now owned or here-i after acquired, and any and alj ac cessions. additions, replacements or improvements to any of the property 1 above described, used for the purpose of and in carrying on the business 1 of the mortgagor, while any of the indebtedness secured by this mort gage remains outstanding and un paid; it being provided, however, that the mortgagor shall have the right of using the said merchandise and other property in ,the usual course of tho | operation of its business. The fix- W. M. VAN DYKE Teaches BANJO, VIOLIN, GUITAR, 'CELLO, MANDOLIN Studio: Over Lake’s Drug Co. WANTED—Salesman for quick sell ing novelty now sweeping coun try. Sells to drug, variety and ge.i- eral stores. Easy to handle. Big commissions. Address Sales Man ager, 1263 Norm r.iulina street, Hoorn 413, Chicago, 111. for prteffs on t.11 building material, paints, varj'shes, enamels, e|c. Phone 66. 22 East Cedar street. iF You are going to paint your house phone 66. Carolina Building Mater- rial Co., for an expert paint man to call on you and give you an esti mate. . A. M. STRICKLAND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Audits. Systems. Tax Returns. * Room 15. Williamson Bldg. FLORENCE Postoffice Box 366. Telephones Nos. 732 and 413-W. WANTED—Colored men to quality for sleeping car and tram porters. Ex perience unnecessary. Trans portation furnished. Write T. Mc Caffrey, superintendent, St. Louis, Mo. SWEET MILK in individual half pints for 5c at Cus’ Wigwam, 45 W. Evans street. WANTED—Men for detective work. Experience unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, former government detec tive. St. Louis, Mo. FLORENCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP. 3 East Evans street, in the Florence Shoe Store. Phone 163. Half soels and rubber heels tor pen. $1.50: for ladies $1.25; halt soles for ladies 85c. Rubber heels straight, 40c. Guarantee on all worli. Satisfac tion or refund. Call for and delllvef. THE NEWSY HUT Books — Magazines — Novelties Pictures and Picture Framing 49 west Evans st. MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE Chas. E. Commander Attorney-at-Law Phone 886 Skyscraper WAITED—Agents, $lo daily, selling ; new exceptionally useful neces sary article. Every home buys several immci'lately. Pocket sam ple free. Secure trritory. Write 1 “Factory,” Elizabeth, N. J. WANTED—Tho J. R. Watkins Co. 1 will employ a lady or gentleman agent in Florence. Watkins’ pro ducts are known everywhere and j our sales peoide make big incomes. * Investigate this opportunity! Full I particulars and valuable samples' sent free to hustlers who mean business. Writ) today. The J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. 86, New York, 1 N. Y. 1 ‘ H. J. TOMKINSON, of Charlottee. N. C.. with Chas. M. Steiff Co., pi ano tuner and repairer, will be here for a few days. Phone 268. CAROLINA ELECTRIC Shoe Shot uses the heni prime leather. Out workmanship is guaranteed. Head quarters for Goodyear Wingfoot Rubber Heels, 50c. All other makes are 35c. Man’s half sole, $1; ladies’ half solo, 85c. Work called for and delivered. Phone 249-J. Best shine hi city for 5c. 57 East Evans at. MAGAZINES, Papers, Cigars aud Cigarettes are always on top at Gus’ Wigwam. m , ' ' , ' SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY—Dressed WAN TED lo hear irom owners hav- chickens and vtfil. Gregg’s Mar ing farm for sale. Give particulars | and lowest price. John J. Black, 1 Chippewa Falls, Wis. ket. 385. 51 North Dargan street. Phone WANTED—By experienced aged man, position as clerk in eith- V-iJUST ARRIVED—Another shipment middle 1 ()( shopping bags for 39c at Gus’ , Wigwam, 45 West Evans street. er dry goods, grocery, or general, store. References if desired. Phone 823-VV. 12 North Gaillard street. PIANOS — VICTROLAS Seigling Music House Inc. We are agents far the Steinway Piano, Brambach Small Grand, Ivors A- Pond, Kranich A Bach, Shonipger, StodarL FOR SALE j SPECIAL Garden Fertilizer; also i cotton seed meal, acid, kainit, ui- < trate of soda, and any other goods 1 wanted. Phone 797. ! 1 • ■ - FOR SALE—Nitrate ot soda, acid, 1 kainit, sulphate of potash, mixed 1 fertilizers and calcium arsenate. W. i,r)R H. Syrnor & Co. FOR RENT the City shall pay at least one-third of the cost of suen improvement and | turos and equipment covered hy this “But why do we always want to go away from home to buy our poultry?” asks N, R. Menrof. Extension Poultry Specialist, who is receiving many re quests now lor information about whero to buy breeding stock or eggs from people who have them near at hand among our own successful breeders. Have we stopped to read and learn that we have-Just as goon birds in this state as anywhere else in the country? Listen to what Judge W. H. Card, of Manchester, Conn., a noted authority, has to say nbont the Chesterfield show. that two-thirds of the cost thereof ho levied upon and assessed against the property immediately abutting upon such portion of said street in propor tion lo the frontage only of such property, as provided, by law. Now, therefore, arid In pursuance of the Act of the Assembly, approved the 22nd day of Mprch. 1922. a hear ing will bn had at eleven o’clock in the forenoon on Wednesday, the 14th day of March, 1923, in the Counc’l Chamber or City Court ;Room, City Hall Building, in the; City of Hlorence, at which ! fine and .place alt of the abutting prop erty owners, on MdFarland Street, from Pine Street to Day Street, shall be heard thereupon, and if it should i there appotr that the canvass here Smoke SABOROSO CIGARS • Two Sizes 5c and 2 for 15c Take Your Choice— They’re Both Good. moitgage comprise all electric fix lures, including lights and fans; nine pool tables, with racks, cues, chairs and all other’equipment used in con coction with' the operation of the pool room: the fountain, show cases, wail cases am! all other -equuipument per- \ Gaining to or uses for the purpose of. the business now conducted in the 1 front part of the pool room premises: j office fixtures and equipment, includ-. Ing cash registers, safe, typewriters.' adding machines, and all other office! equipment of every kind: dining room| and kitchen equipment, including, tables, chairs, tray stands, trays, lin-j ens, plate and hollow silverware, crockery, glassware, pictures, refrig-1 orators, ranges, ovens and all other) dining room and kitenen equipment; FOR SALE—Steel and iron bars, rods, angles, I beams, .etc., ware house and fabrica.ing plant, Shand 1 Engineering & Sales Co., Columbia, i 8. C. , RENT—One nicely furnished room with all conveniencei. Two blocks from main corner. Refer ences requested. Mrs. J. De Jongh, 210 South Dargan street. Phono 426-W. _ FOR SALE—Window guards, fire es capes and railings mt.de by Shand Engineering & Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. FOR RENT—Two rooms and hall, furnished or unfurnished. Use of bath. Hot and'cold water. Apply 400 South Church street. Phono 545-W. LOST GET ON THE TRAINS FOR HEALTHVILLE ~ WHAT'S THE >SE OFJJEIN^ ILL lA. “This show ranks with Boston ami j 0 j oro ma( j 0 jj y city Council was cor- New York. It is better than Syra- roc j an Q BO tition had been ettse, nnd I doubt if there is another county in the United States that has duly subscribed by a majority ot such abutting properly owners, the as many ReJsTTs’ fine fn coloi^ s hap3!g ame B hall lie so declated hy rosoln and size.” Poultry raisers are now planning their poultry crop for the year 1923. Breeding and hitching are two prob lems to be considered. Beginners are j seeking information whero they may 1 obtain good reliable hatching eggs in,Europe it it customary to leave and baby chicks, visltpg card' cn the grave* ot posts.’ Those who are desirous oi obtain .4 tion, and after its adoption the same shall be incontestable and conclusive evidence thereof, nnd that Council will thereupon proceed to order the improvement of said street and as sess the abutting property ownera thereupon for the payment of two- thirds of the cost thereof. By Order of City Council. and utensils of every kind.” TOGETHER with the good will ofi the said business, the leasehold rights; of the mortgagor to tho premises; above described, and all and singular, the rights and appurtenances to any J of the said properties belonging, or in! anywise appertaining. Terms of sale cash. Proceeds aris-1 ing therefrom to be applied on the, mortgaged indebtedness. , This 7th day of March. A. D.. 1923., BANK OF FLORENCE. Mortgagee. 1 Florence, S. C. ; I All aboard for Healthvilie! Take the modern plumbing train. Pay the conductor—that’s us—a smal ler price than you thought your ticket would cost you. It’s a one-way ticket, you know. After you get used to modern plumbing conveniences you won’t want to go back. Phone 314-J FOR SALE—Fruits and vegetables) and groceries at Artec’s. Cream of Wheat, 20c per package; sugar> corn, two cans for 25c. Swift's Prc-| miutn bams, 25c per lb. White granulated sugar, 9 1-2 cents per pound. Fresh tomatoes, 2 lbs. fori 25c. Whole grain rice, 6 1-2 cents. per 11). Creamery butter 55c. For bargains ring 26. Artec’s, 53 East' LOST—Fox Terrier Pup, white wl LOST—Between Sanitary Cafe. Pol- nee Di tig, Co., and Florence Infirm ary, Diamond ring, with tVo dll- monds. F'r.dii please return to Palace Drug Co., and receive 18- ward. , Evans street. FOR SALE—One four-piece living room suit. $60; one oak buffet, $22; one oak china closet, $25; two oak dining tallies $12.50 each; nine odd dressers, $10 to $18; two leather roucheg $10 each; one library table $f) one flat top office desk $20; one roll top office desk $25; one typewriter table 4.50; one reclining office chair $8.50; one filing cabi-i net $3.60; one lloosier kitchen cabi-i net $32.60; two singer sewing ma-j chines, $25 and $30; one walnut bedroom suit (marhie top) $75. | one walnut table (marble top) 8.0. i one mahogany buffet $20; six dining chairs $1 each; six rocners $3 up; i two Congolcum art squares $10, each; two oil stoves $15 each: ; three heaters $8 to $12.50; one chif-; fonier $15; fifteen lied springs $1.50 up; four center tables $1 each; . four kitchen tables $3.50 each; sit iron beds $5 up; six cotton mat tresses $5 each. Bradford & Swln- son. 214 North Dargan Street. Phone 192-W. black ears. Four months old. Flnl or please phono 303. Palace Dm Co. Receive reward. LOST—One white and yellow spotty Irish setter dog, eighteen montl old. Was sick at time of leavinl Return to W. B. Tyson and receh reward. Phone 572-J. One milfion dollars of gold co(] we'ghs 3685 rounds avoirdupois, ar $1,000,000 of silver eon weighs 6tl 920.9 pounds avoirdupois. FOR SALE—One Diimnre Sewing ma chine motor, in good condition.) Price $5. Phone 82l)-W. BURN OAK WOOD.; L One cord of oak wood aqusla oimn ton of coal. Wa cut It any length! Phone 947 West End Fuel Com pany. „ ^ I i