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THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES -rfr -1 1 : rublisbed Daily Except Sunday Florence, S. C., by BRUNSON & GARDINER Mason C* Brunson Editor Chat. 8. Gardiner..Business Manager I munily Service work came to the one tbat has a lot of sense. school Thursday morning and talked Maa, ' m S Hdnne | ‘ , 1 am, . , , ^ . . McBratney have written perfect 10 t:>e pup Is of the fifth grade about ( j 0l . tnree weeks. Mary .Man- J the Mti.-ic Memory contest. Miss 1 nlng has missed yuly two words in := i Wright t m<\ the story ct one of the six weena. at j selections to he used in the contest j MAK|NG A G00D S EED BED | and played this and several others on , ; the victre.’a, giving the names of i \ sponge’s capacity to take up wa- coiyposers. The pupils are very en 1 ter is largely dependent upon the size •huxia^flo and miv they are going to of the holes in it. A coarse sponge r liter t!i» cnnt(;st and try to wiu home j wit h holes as wide in diameter us the THIC FLOitENDE DA JET TIMES, MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH BALTIC RUM RUNNERS HAVE GOOD MARKETS ! Of the prizes. First Grade Newa Reports go out Wednesday. After this they will be given out every four weeks. Alter ever a ?u ijith of drilling on I the letters and family words, we f«ei 1 that we ore ready for some regular j wr'tten H elling. Each day the chll Payable In Advance ! dren will bring home a slip with feui One Week $15! words on it. At first they wll n >ed ‘ a great deal of practice on tliese. TELEPHONES: Editorla add Social business Office 60. SUBSCRIPTION RATES finger and many of them, will not hold : as much moisture in suspension as will a sponge of the same size with fine pores and smaller orifices. The soil arts as a sponge, holding ; moisture for the plants, and the finer i the soil the more readily it holds One Month Three Months .60 ! 1 Aiotners, just see ilntt lliuy write their, i packed, l.i a over until thev can si ell lliein ami Six Months 3.50i w;' tr them bv heart. Then that eve> One Year 6.00; llin S asK them if they were m tn: 1 (hundred class in spelling To receive attention tie same day’ We arc liusv as he.es making .) complaints from subscribers in the (papers for the exhibit which wiil h? j moisture and the more moisture will 1 it contain. Finely sifted and close the tiny rootlet of the seed ling comes city must o clock. be made before seven So far Entered as second Florence, S. C. class matter at Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively cutltlel to the use for republication of all news dispatenes credited to it Or not otherwise credited in this paper and also to the local news pub lished herein. MONDAY, .MARCH 1.', 1923. * MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST + t*************** A movement inaugurated by Flor- held al the H’gh in May, have cu te 11 number for arithmetic, writing, phonics and (Hawing. Next month we shall be uble to add spell- ! lug to this collection. Aren't we growing though’ This is our last time to urge'our parents to come to our entertainment > next Ej-iday night. March 16. Pi’ease show the interest in us that we believe you have. Our exhibit is coining on splendidly land we think we’ll have some big sur- . prises for you then. | Opr teacher, .Miss Effle Scarbor- ! ough. will spend the week end in Co- J | lunibia, attending the Sunday meet-1 ; :'»ga- I We are sorry Claude Wilson Smith | , and Cl.-rlu Cohen are absent on ac- I count of sickness. 1 The second 15 grade is divided into , the reds and the H'ues. On Friday.j 1 we had a relay race with the second; land tenth tables. The reds won the i „ ,, race. In the spelling match there ence Community Service to spread ; was a t j e the knowledge and love of good music ! On our blackboard a red bird lias through n contest in recognizing and ! ,0,ne to '’'s’ 1 " s - We expect to have I naming twenty-four famous composi- I ot,K,r bir,lB vlslti)r9 - 1 lions when they are heard. (>0,11 tn 1 Edvrid Damons mother lias 1 to Columbia for the week end. | Hilly Taylor's father has gone on a | short frlii to Florida. 1 Aliruh 1111 Greenberg's father in contact with its nour-| ishment at once and starts rapid! growth* If the soil is lumpy, with, large interstices, a seed mav send its' first sprout out into space until it can I reach more we 1 tine sod draws moisture from the bottom upward by capillary attraction snd the finer it is the auore readily the moisture is drawn through the surface and the soil evenly moisten ed. In coarse, lumpy soil the water is not drawn up regularly For this reason it is necessary to take extra care to sift the soil Copenhagen, Mprch 1.-—Rum, not specifically the sugar caue product of ; Jamaica and Cuba, but rather any | 1 k nd of alcoholic beverage stronger | !than claret and beer^ is the basis or a smuggling trade in the Scfindina ‘ vian countries and Finland that rapid- 1 ly is assuming national proportions. ; Most of it comes from Germany. j There it costs one crown a liter, ami ; ' it finds a ready sale elsewhere at six ! crowns; hence there is a fine mar ! gin of profit for the rum-runner. Fin j 1 Imid is a dry country, so there is no j j question of the market. Norway also 1 | is dry, but. with certain limitations. 1 ' Spain and Portugal compel her to ac-, ! cept a certain amount every year of wines like port and sherry, else they ‘ would not buy her fish, and Norway ! must sell her fish. Sweden has 111 j operation a system of rationing whlen permits limited consumption, while I in Denmark there is no limit what over, every man can drink as mucii as he can afford to buy. Hut Uere the dutv is fantastically high, aim cost is the only prohibitive agent. W. M. VAN DYKE Teaches BANJO, VIOLIN, GUITAR, ’CELLO, MANDOLIN Studio: Over Lake's Drug Co. geton thetrain^ FOR REALTHVILLE 1 WHAT'S THE SE OF. ILL NOTICE | Whereas, a petition subscribed by a majority of tlie abutting property closely pacloid earth. The'owners on Kuker Avenue, from Evans HtiiTc from the! street to Gregg Avenue, n uie City of Florence, South Carolina,, has been filed with the City » omicit praying that sa d part of said street he perma nency improved upon condition lhai the City shall pay at least one-third from below, jof the cost of such improvement and that two-thirds of the cost thereof be for •• levied, upon and assessed against th< v> J seed boxes, and for the top layer of tlie hotbed or cold frame, in order to prevent too rapid drying out. it is necesesary to pack the line soil firm iv over the seeus. i The coarse screenings from the j soil are useful to spread over tlie I bottom of the seed box to provide j drainage. Over this the fine soil ! should be spread evenly and firmed down. Fhe liner the soil and the more fertile it Is the better tlie ger mination and quicker the giowth of the little plants. i I roperty inimcdvitely abutCng upon I such portion of said street in pvopor- i lion to the frontage only of such J property, as provided by law. Now. therefore, and In pursuance of the Act of tlie Assembly, approved 1 the -iJnd day of March, 1922, a hear-‘ itig wijl be had at eleven o'clock in ; ' the forenoon on Wednesday, the Hm day of March, 1923, in the Counc'i Chamber or City Court Room, All aboard for Healthville! 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 i and A great deal of seed is wasted, and , erty attempts at sowing seeus m i Evans many uoor.s Hull Huild'ng, in the City Florence, at which time place ul! of the abutting prop- owners. on Kuker Avenue, trom Street to Gregg Avenue, shai'l *prove failures at the vervtbe heard thereupon, and if it should! Stripes Sousa, b. C.; recognizing ami famous composi- they are heard, open to everyone without ft o or regi-trat on. 1’or lurther details telephone Ctiiuiuu- nity Service secretary at fit MUSIC MKMorV Selection' Nt>. V Stars and Forever. By John Philip (Horn in 1X'>6 at Washington still ifiving.) A Popular March That Lives File ordinary bam! march is like the popular song; it bus Its day ami is tnen forgotten. Some of Sousa's matches have had exactly this history but the Stars and Stripes Forever is now in its Twenty-fifth year, and i- aa great a fav^’te as it ever wav. Who lias not been thrilled with a little more patriotic fire when 'listening to its inspiring strains? Sousa’s Busy Career John Phil p Sousa, band muster and composer, was born in Washington, D. C., and passed much of his life there. At a very early age he learn ed to play the violin and later playeo this instrument in tlie orchestra whicn toured Anierifri under'the direction oi Jacques Otfenba -li, composer <>; the famous Barcarolle from the Tados oi Hoffman. Sousa first became widely known as leader of a l’. s. Marine band. When afterwards lie organiz ed his own band he traveled exten sively with ii, both here find abroad. One of his trips, 1910 11, circled the globe and undoubtedly di(j much to make American band music v/idee. used. Over 3,000.000 copies of the Ktars and Stripes Forever have been sold. During tlie ,’ate Avar li eutenant Sousa was stationed at tlie Great Lakes Training Camp where he •in structed hosts of band men* .He ?a stijl active as director ttud composer. The Structure of This Peerless Marcn The Stirs and Stripes Forever is undoubtedly one of the best military marches ever written. Us vigorous ryrtim starts every toot to keeping linifc and its brilliant instrumentation develops to a remarkable climax There are three main themes; the first, sprightly; the second, broad; the. third, the so-called trio, quiet at iis first appcfirnnce. There is then introduced the lamous transitional theme with iti difficult passage lor the basses and trombones. Then its a close the tn* is repeated most bril liantly and sonorously with sparkling ornamentations, especially by the p c coio. gone to New York for a short stay. Fourth Grade Notes Mrs. Dickman. our teacher for the first Semester, raised some money i for Health Records. These have ci,me and we ore working very hard to give them in chape,i to show we appreciate them. Those'who had perfect spelling for j’he \vi ek were^ixiuise Poston, Oswald j Kafer, and KFe Saleeby. We. have two new pupils In our j room. Thev an* Ur ah Stewart from Woodruff, S. and Leon Johnson | from Woodville school. Kloise Davis has had the most per- «feet, papers up tills week. In writing, Junes Dickson’s twin made the most scores. On that team ire Christine Holm. Thomas Chaud- 1 ler. Helen Coleman, H. M. Calais. | Janies Garrison, Joseph Barnwell. Alisbrobk McCai.', We hid a geography match this week and those who stood up longest were Wnllace Anderson. Lew's Hollis. •start because Hie soil is not properly iprepared. Next to this is tlie failure to provide suitable drainage. The gone i box * ,e built so that the ° soil will retain moisture, but will not teniaiu water soaked and sour. Over watering promotes a fungous disease (known as “damping off.' es the seedlings to rot has off at iftngi [ there upptiir that the canvass Here tofore made by City Council was cor rect and that said petition had been j duly subscribed by a majority of i ouch abutting property owners, the I same shall be so declared by resold- )tion. and after its adoption the same which cans-1 shall incontestable and conclusive the sur-! evidence thereof, pud that Council STOP ITCHING SCALP Rub Parisian «ag<* on your head and you will not have to scratch the dandruff off; quickly stops all scalp irritation; gives a luxuriant head of hair. He sure and ask F. G. Lake Drug Co. for Parisian Sag*v (Giroux's) — this is guaran teed. race of the soil. This ifingus often i will ruin a box of seedlings before j the grower knows what is happening, i it can be obviated bv providing drain age at the start. NOTICE -OF CHATTEL SALE UNDER MORTGAGE will thereupon proceed to order the Improvement of said street and as sess the abutting property owners thereupon for the payment of ivvo- thirds of the cost thereof. By Order of City Counci'. After Every Meat mm. t ii. M. < : I'tiis, and Kloise Davis. 1\ illiam Garrison enjoyed his 11th birthday March 7. — Fifth Grade Notes The boys of 311 have had no tardies for the past two weeks. The girls have had one tardy. We hope to have a perfect rtvord next month. Fhe Yellow Jackets mid the Hor nets have had some very interesting arithmetic matches. The Yellow Jack ets are now alidad but the Hornets arc determined to win next week 'Tmcher .lame*, what dots fero cious mean, a ferocious animal? Jaynes—A ferocious animal means i State of South Carolina, County of Florence. UNDER AND BY Y1RTI RE of Hie power of sale contained in that certain chattel mortgage executed by Roy s Incorporated to Farmers & Mechanics Hank and bearing date of October 29th, 1921, and by the said bank assigned, for valuable cousiier- iition, to the Bank o Florence, which mortgage was duly recorded on No vember llt.h. 1921, in Hook A-32 at page 606 of tlie 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 will, at the place NOTICE Whereas,, a petition subscribed by i a -majority of tlie abutting property owners on McFarland Street, from Pine Street to Dp v Street, in the City 1 ! of Florence. South Carolina has been ! filed with the City Council praying; that said part of said street be perma- i 1 nenk'y improved upon condition that ♦ tie Citv shall pa? git least one-third i of tlie cist of such improvement and that two-thirds of the cost thereof be j levied upon and assessed against tin*, i roperty inimedmely abutting upon such portion of said street in propor-. tion to tlie frontage only of such property, as provided by law. Now. therHore. and in pursuance | of tins Act of the Assembly, approved the 2'-’nti day of March. 1922, a hear-! ing will be bad at eleven o'clock in of business of the Mortgagor No.’ , . i .i 20 and 22 on the South side of FiisJ^* forenoon on Wednesday, the .14th Evans street, at Florence. South'‘ la ' :i * ^* arc '• Carolina, offer for sale at public auc-*' ‘'amlier oi tion. ai ten o’clock a. m., Friday,| v * ) 1923. City Hall Baildng, Florence, tit in the Counc’i Court Room, in the Ci’y which t'tne City March 23rli. 1923, to the highest bid-} 0 * dcr for cash, all of the goods, chat | an< ' I-mci all tels and property hereinafter cnum-l pr, y owners, crated and fully described in the chat-1 * 1 ' on i I’' 1 ' 0 street in Day Slieet. Top off each meal with a hit of sweet in the form of WRIGLEY’S. / It satisfies the sweet tooth and aids digestion. Pleasure and benefit combined. the ahutllns McFarland CANDIDATES’ CARDS (Paid Political Advertisements) FOR COMMISSIONER I hereby announce nivseif as a candidate for re-olecuon as commis sioner for the city of Florence, sub ject to the rules of the Democratic party. My phitfoim is "fairness and frankness.” F. H. BARNWELL. SCHOOL 'NEWS’ 1 hereby didate for of I he City the rules of announce myself as a cun tlie office of Commissioner of Florence, subject to the Democratic party. E. W. BALDWIN. + + *. 4 + + * + * + ****** 4 CENTRAL SCHOOL 4 4 4'* 444444'.<444444 Weekly Assembly On Friday morning, the chapel ex ereises consisted of the following^ The;£trd Psalm rented h> Mrs. Hpn Hell's pup'ls; the Lord's Prayer, ny the School; hymn. “Ji-stit Lov< s Me by Mrs. DunucR's e'ass, Harrie! Gregg singing the verses and Lit whole class the chorus; play, "Therto Wisp ]Vi(*ii of Gotham,” by thirteen i boystieff Mrs. Donnell's room; recita-( I Hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of commissioner of the City o. Florence, subject'to tlie rules and regulations governing the Democratic party. S. IS ADO RE SULjSBACHKR. tel mortgage hereinabove referred to. or so much thereof as may be neces*- aary to pay the indebtedness, with (osts and interest represented bv the laid chattel mortgage said goods, chattels and property to be thus sold nelng as follows, as described in said mortgage: "The pool room, cigar, fountain and restaurant business conducted on the No. 20-22 East Evans ! I hereby announce myself a 'tiudi- daie for re-election as Commissioner of Florence, in the fnrth<‘oming city election, subject to the rules and regulations of tlie Democratic parte. B. S. MEERS. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for tlie office of Commis sioner of tlie City of Florencett subject the rules of the Democratic purtv. J. C. KENDALL. tion. •‘Friendly Seek S, by Eudoral I hereby announce myself as a can- Lambert; recitation, "Tlie I.and of i didate for the office of Commlssionei Story “Books,” by Finn Hunter; reel- jof the City of W'orence, subject to tluf tation. “Bedtime,” by Meredith Brooks; story. ‘Little LocomoUw ’ by Augustus Irvin; recitation, “The] Fairy Book,” by Sarah Wooten; quo-! tation from authors aboil books by Joseph Brunson, Thoifias Ghandk i and Char,'eg Commander; two versus of America. Palmer Pennants The rooms entitled to Hie I’nlmor Pennants this Week are .\!is« Oen- tty's. Miss DfcLorme's. Miss Salleys. Miss Wells' and MiSs Variana Sdiitii s. Library The teachers and pupil* are delight cd with the response of the i.arenu and friends of the school to the re quest for books to begin a library. Next week, the Imoks^vill be counted- and the prizes pwarded to rooms get ting the greatest number. v Music Memory Contest Mis$ Margaret Wright «f the Com {rules and regulations governing tlie i democratic party, W. U. BERRY. FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself ps a can didate lor the jftice ,of Mayor of Florence, subject to the rules and reg-! t :! i, ! ors premises street, in tlie Williamson Building, in • Hie City of Florence, County of J<'lor- ence. State of South Carolina, includ ing all furniture, tivtureg and equip-j ment of every kind and description j whatsoever, used in connection with 1 any business conducted on the said, premises, - or pertaining thereto andj all rights and interests of the mortga gor in the .improvements placed on said ihg all furniture, fixtures and equip- premises, together with* the entirh stock of merchandise or every kind and description, now owned or here after acquired, and any and all ac cessions. additions, replacements or improvements to any of the property above described, used for the purpose of and in carrying on tjie business 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 liave the rigid of tiring the said merchandise and other property in the usual course of the operation of its business. Tlie tlx-' lures and equipment covered bv this | mortgage comprise all electric fix-! tures, including lights and fans; nine; pool tables, with racks, cues, chairs i and all other equipment used in con-1 net-rion with the operation of the pool, room; the fountain, show eases, wall cases and all other ecjuuipumeut per taining to or uses for the purpose of the business now conducted in tlie front part of the pool room premises: j office fixtures and equipment, includ ing cash registers, safe, typewriters, j adding machines, and all other office | equipment of every kind: dining room - and kitchen equipment. | including | tables, chairs, tray stands, trays, lin-1 ens, plate and hollow silverware, | crockery, glassware, pictures, refrig-1 ranges, ovens and all other! : prop j Street. | shall, be heard thereupon, and if It should there aputiir that the canvass here tofore made bv City Council was cor-' reel and that said petition had been 1 duly subscribed by a majority of j such abutt'ng property owners, the \ same shall be so declared by resolu : tion. and after Its adoption the saute | shall be incontestable mul conclusive 1 evidence thereof, pud that Council ' will therquron proceed to order the ‘ improvement of said street and as- i sess the abutting property owners ; thereupon for the payment of two- i thirds of the cost thereof. i Bv Order of City Council. ■ MILK Morning Delivery. Your Trad* Solicited. ’ H. E: CURRIE Phone 3311 R. P. D. No. 1 National Cash Register Sale*, Service And Suppll**. S. C. JACKSON, Sale* Agent. 6 North Irby St. FACTS SET OUT BY BRAKEMAN Siple Declares Stomach Trouble, Insomnia and Loss of Weight Overcome by Tanlac. /“Tanlae hasnipped my troubles in the bud,” says O. 1*. Siple, well- known brukemah on the ('. & ().. living at 38 Commerce street, t'lif- tott Forge, Vu. ^ “I was afraid to eat any kind of solid food, for my stomach sim ply refused to receive it without bloating up ami causing great pain. I itad grown intensely ner vous and it was a rare thing for me to get a good night's sleep. Tlie muscles in my back and ab domen were sore to tomb, and mornings J was so worn out 1 fell like staying in lied instead of going out on my run. •‘But the Tanlae treatment lias put my appetite in full force again has done away with the pains in niy back and stomach, set my digestion right, and increased my weight a number of pounds In fact. Tanlae has coupled me up with Such good health that I feel like a different man.” Tanlac is for sale by all good druggists. Over 35 million hot t'es suit'. Classified ADVERTISEMENTS One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for less than 25c. Cash In Advance. No Advertl**- ment taken over the Telephone. One Insertion 9 -25 Three Insertion* -50 One Week (Six Insertions) 1-00 WANTED f — 1 WANTED—The public to know mat i' \V(«jo crank snait and cylinder re grinding Also the best class auto I mobile repairing. Eagle Machine and Mfg. CO. i , j WANTED You to join the others in those pleasant and profitable hours spent at tlie Newsy Hut learning to embroider new and lovely designs, free of cost. H. J. TOMKINSON, of Chariot tee. N. C.. with Chas. M. Steiff Co., pi ano tuner and repairer, will be her** tor a few days. Phone 258. CAROLINA ELECTRIC Shoe Situ? uses the bewt prime leather. Out workmanship is guaranteed. Head quarters for Goodyear Wiogfoot Rubber Heels, 5(te. All other makes arc 33c. Man's half sole. $1: ladies’ half sole, 85c. Work culled for and delivered. Phone 219-J. Best shine iu citv for 5e. -’t East Evans st. WANTED By experienced middle aged man. position as clerk in eith er dry goods, grocery, or general store. References if desired. Phone 823-W, 12 North’Gaillard street. \V.\ NTED^ -Boarders at 709 East Glieves street. Also meals furnish ed without lodging. Two blocks south of A. C- E- shops. Mrs. B. E. Buss,. FOR SALE j FOR SAEE—Nitrate oi soda, acid, ,' kainit, sulphate of potash, mixed fertilizers and calcium arsenate. W. H. Syrnor & Cc. FOR SAEE—Steel and Iron bars, rods, angles. I beams, etc., ware-] house and fabricating plant, Shand 1 Engineering & Sales Co., Columbia, S. C- | FOR SALE- capes and Knginecrin j S. C. -Window guards, tire es railings mude by Shand g & Sales Co, Columbia, FOR SAEE One four-piece living room suit. $(>”• one oak buffet, $22; one oak china closet. $25; two oak dining tallies $12.5« each; nine odd dressers. $1U to $18; two leather couches $10 each; one library table $7: one fiat top office desk $20; one roll top office desk $25; one typewriter tabic 4.50; one •reclining office chair $8.50: one filing cabi net $3.50; one Hoosier kitchen cabi net $22.-50; two singer sewing ma chines. $23 and $30; ona walnut lii'droom suit (marble top) $75. one walnut table (marble topt $jn, one mahogany buffet $20: six dining chairs $1 each; six rockers $3 up: two Congoleum art squares $10 each; two oil stoves $15 each; three heaters $8 to $12.60; one chif fonier $15: fifteen bed springs N $1.50 up; four center tables $1 each: four kitchen tables $3.50 each: six iron beds ■$5 up: six cotton mat tresses $5 each. Bradford & Swin- son. 214 North Dargan Street. Phone 192-W. FOR is A EE or will trade in part payment on a lot. one Paige tour ing car. which is in excellent con dition in every way. See 15. F. Weaver, Southern Hell Telephone Co. FOR SAEE—Fertilizer, one car "833." Twenty tons. Price $24 F. t). 11.; Florence, P. O. Box 383. FOR SAEE—Three-piece parlor suit.' on* library table, one davenport, one sideboard, two small tables. $30 | for lot. Perfect condition. 11 Me-, Farlaud street. . . illations of the Democratic primary. THAU W. JONES. I hereby announce myself a candi- date for tlie office of Mayor of the City of Florence, subject to tlie Rules of the Democratic Party. W. MARSHALL BRIDGES. \ I hereby announce myself as n candidate for the office of Mayor of the City of Florence, subject to the rules governing the Democratic party. F. M. WATERS.. dining room and kitchen equipment and utensils of every kind.” TOGETHER with the good will of the said business, tlie leasehold rights of the mortgagor to the premises j abQje described, and all and singular the rights and appurtenances to any of tlie said properties belonging, or In j anywise appertaining. Terms of sale cash. Proceeds aris-j Ing therefrom to bo applied off the j mortgaged indebtedness. , i This 7th day of March, A. D., 1923. . BANK OF FLORENCE, t Mortgagee, j Florence, 0. C. 1 We Now Have Plenty of }i . * ^", OAL Phone Us ^ * - % ' . ‘ » Florence Ice & Fuel Do. Phone 143 miscellaneous PHONE wood. 917—For nice $1.50 par load. START Your Garden Now—We can supply the best seeds grown. L. O. Watson Seed Co., old Time* Bldg, * , MAKE YOUR MOTOR run like new by having your cylinders reground and fitted with now 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. i HAVE YOU TRIED a vtHot*'Dog”j from Gus' Wigwam? Take a "shyt.”; They’re Hu* stuff. > CALL Carolina Building Material Co., for prices on till building material, paints, vara'shes. enamels, etc. 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. SWEET MILK in Individual half pints for 5c at Gits' Wigwam. 45 W. Evans street. FLORENCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP, 3 East Evans street, in the Florence Shoe Store. Phone 163. Half souls and rubber heels for men, $1.50; for ladies $1.25; half soles for ladies 85c. Rubber heels straight, 40c. Guarantee on all work. Satisfac tion or refund. Call for and delllver. JUST ARRIVED- -Another shipment of shopping bags for 39c at Gus’ Wigwam, 45 West Evan* street- MAGAZINES, Papers, Cigars ami Cigarettes are .always on top at Ups' Wigwam, . 1 SPECIAL Garden Fertilizer: also cotton seed meal, acid, kainit. ni trate of soda, and any other goods wanted. Phone 797. PARENTS desit ing their clidren U* get the benefit of the Spring term at Mrs. Spear's Kindergarten should have them registered at once. Phone 756-W. I LOST LOST—One white and yellow spotted Irish setter dog, eighteen mouths old. Was sick at time of leaving. Return to W. B. Tyson and receive reward. Phone 572-J. Making love doesn’t take us vs u once d d but It doesn’t made as long. lung stay A. M. STRICKLAND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Audits. Systems. Tax Return* Room 15 Williamson Bldfl. FLORENCE Postoffice Box 396. Telephones Nos. 732 and 413-W. THE NEWSY HUT 3ooks — Magazines — Novelties Pictures and Picture Framing 49 WEST EVANS ST. MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE Chas. E. Commander Attorriey-at-Law flhone 886 Skyscraper PIANOS — VICTROLAS Seigling Music House Inc. We are agents for the Steinway Piano, Brambach Small Grnnd, I vers & Pond, Kranich & Bach, Shoninger, Stodart. FOR SALE—One buffet, almost new; ■ also one Oliver typewriter iu good condition; one gal. Perfection oil healer: one kitchen table and one Congoleum rug. if interested see (’. S. Parker and make an offer. Hot; East Evans street. Phono FOR SALE—Master transplanters, or resetting tobacco plants. $6 each. J.orick and Lowrauce, Inc-. Colum bia. S. (\ " ' SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Violins, Guitars. Banjos. Mando lins, Ukuleles. Full line of Acces sories, Strings, Etc, SHEET MUSIC Scigli))& Music. House Inc, 49 West ^vans Street d ry stove; West End j C O T V O N For Spot and Future Delivery In units of 10 bales and upwatd, Margin requirement at present $10\per bale. J. P. BRUNSON, SUMTER, 5. C. Correspondent HOUGHTON & DORAN 115 Broad Street,.New York City Members of ODD LOT COTTON EXCHANGE OF NEW YORK and Clearing Members. Phone or wire me your orders Mild Havana LA CORNELIA CIGARS 10c 'Pry One— They’re Fine. BURN OAK WOOD. On* cord of oak wood equal* on* ton of coal. W* cut It «ny length. Phone 947 West End Fuel Com-\ pany. A '1