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li 4 ^ / MARCH 1923. 1 • 'x A, DAILY MARKETS "‘presbyteriaws are UIULI * ANSWERING APPEAL • ; .«»- New York Cotton 'ARMLESS SINCE BIRTH. GIRL DOES WITH FEET Berkeley, Cal., March 10.—Armlesa' Clinton, March 12.—While the nec-, since birth, Martha Hale, freshmaL / I upen High Low dost! essary amount has not been pledg j at the University of Califom’a here March 30.75 30.77 30.60 30.56 ; ef j members , of the denomination, bas taught herself not only to dr . Oct. .'Dec. iMfirch j May . (July .. J Oct. .. (Dec. ., Open High Low Close ^hglas declared today on his re . I dressing herself, but intends to teach 30 35 30 35 30 -s o !, tur " from a trp over the state. i others who are crippled to help them- 39.30 30.47 30.23 30.271 “ The 8um of $60,000 must be ra sed' £Clves - F o r thi « Purpose, she is tak-• 9 9 75 29.97 69 ,, 9 85 1 •f ,,ne 1 it we are to receive th c ,n ^ a s P ec |al course in social service. ■'S 10 26 ^0 °5 86 ’’S 86 $-6,000 offered e'by Captain A. E. i AH her 1'fo Miss Hales attitude has ( ’.'.’.”.25!70 2o.70 2.K44 2t.’.‘».) , S ™ yth of GreAiville.” Dr. Dotiglaj,, bee n o ne °f optimism and self reli- Ih4 Standard o/Comparttcm h'J 1 Florenca market is 50c today on al said - “Friends of the college throUgh “ ta qe. I A. slender wisp of a girl sip4 ! - ■ out the shite who realize the urgent 1 bas never learned the meaning of, 1C neejl of a new dormitory here are ex-1 "canV , Shje is an excellent stu, j embroiders,- and 1 < basis of good middling. ! * * _—JJ- ;. r' Convenient to Care For and to Drive t > . ; It’s a real pleasure to own a Buick not only J * because of its dependable performance, but also > because Buick has so many conveniences that simplify its care and operation. ( A few moments will reveal exactly how every day maintenance of Buick cars is quickly, eas ily, and cleanly done. The variety of these features and the comfort that they provide to the owner can be fully appreciated only by personal inspection of the 1923 models. CALL OF CHARITIES ANSWERED P t ‘ < it e d to rally to'the support of the i dent, paints chlnp, I college before that time. Captain “loves to swim and The Associated charities announces ® n ^th has offered th^ PWhi Qf ($23,000 I , , . , 1 eu ihe remainder of the denom- that as this is the time of the year jnatlon gives the remaining $50,000. when spring housecleaning is in or | Jliae j is the tirae when . the ofIer ex . der, any clothing; wfclch the .house-! p j r ^ s .. wife finds that are to be discarded TWO FIRES AT SAME FL*CE : WITHIN THE SAME WEEK will be welcomed by the charities, as there is constant need of clothing. Mrs. Augustus Beyers, the secre- tary, announced this morning that p or tj- ie ge^ond time during the' the call for a mattress and garden week the fire department was called seed had been supplied. OLDEST EPISCOPAL BISHOP FALLS ILL St. Loui'i March 12.—TWe Right Reverend luniel S. Tuttle, pres ding and dance.'*' 1 Among; her school mates shp fias l,ong sine*', been accepted as 4 onc ot Ule crowd.’'', During the war Miss Hale visited , nuyiy government hospitals where maimed so'ldHers wei*e 'figiif ing their way back to an armless life. •♦Once I could convince them.” she said, “that feet could be quite as 1 useful as hnnds, they began to tako Interest, to feci that the world was not really going to end for them.” OPERA HOUSE "THE TEMPLE OF THE SILENT ART” ■ SHOWING TODAY—Better Come Early VIOLA DANA in “Love in the Dark. We know that you know exactly the kind of photoplay that wins your approbation. We know, too, that Viola Dana in her latest Metro picture, “Love in the Dark,” fills every requirement which even the most critical '‘fan” can place on a motion picture. It has an appealing story about a delightful orphan. It has the advantage of having been directed by Harry Beaumont. And It has as its star the irrespressible Viola Dana, never more viva cious, never more captivating. All in all, it's screen entertain ment at its ! best. • * * i * / ( *r 1* *’ < . » LARY SEMON in “THE * AGlENT* fill. This is a brand new Semon comedy, and one that offers more lAughs th^n.any that you have seen yet. Better Come Early! Show Starts: 3:00; 4:40; 6:20; 8:00; and 9:40. . , Regular Ac’m|ssion—10c, 15c, and 25c <n fight a fire in the store room ol the J. F. Stackley Co., where ferti-i NOTICE lizers and fertilizer materials arc i stored, 'rrly Saturday irght. The| Whereas, a petition subscribed by blaze was probably caused bv spun- a majority of the abutting property taneous combustion. Very little dam-I owners on Graham Street, from Pal- i ge was done. I metto Street to Gregg Ave. in the City In appreciation of the good work l of Florence, South Carolina, has been' Fours 1 Pan. Roadster $865 5 Pan. Touring 885 ) Pan. Coupe - 1175 S Pan. Sedan - 13V5 S Pan. Touring Sedan • - - 1325 Sport Roadater 1025 Sixes 2 Pass. Roadster $1175 5 Past. Touring 1195 5 Pass. Touring Sedan - - - 1935 5 Pass. Sedan • 1985 4 Pass. Coupe • 7 Pass. Touring 7 Pass. Sedan Sport Roadster Sport Touring - ’ bishop, lie has the gr'ppe. Price* 1. o. b. to be added. Plan, which Buick Factoriee; government tax Aik about theG. Af. A.C. Purchase provides for Deferred Payments. D-15-31-NP ...„ ...„ .....u, nuivu is. t ny suau pay ui least oue-iuiru : used for the benefit of sick and in- ; of the cost of such improvoment and l jured members of the department. ; that two-thirds of the cost thereof be GERMAN MAGNATE IS SUPPLYING THE MONEY | NITROGEN FOR COTTON C. W. Hewitt & Son Florence, S. C. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY FLINT, MICHIGAN London, March 12.- -The whri'esale rum running into the United States by a fleet of four or five ships regis- , tered under the Panama flag is being i levied upon and assessed against the | I property immed'^tely abutUng upon i •• J such portion of sakl street in propor- j Clemson College, —In co-jtion to the frontage only of such' operative fertilizer eS.-cTiments con- property, as provided by law. ducted in the Piedmont section by | Now. therefore, and in pursuance; the South Carolina Experiment sta-; of the Act of the Assembly, approved J When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them sponsible American quarters here. POINCARE TO CONFER WITH THE BELGIANS | and staff experts today for Brussels t to disc uss the German situation with the Belgians. The Florence Daily Times Delivered to Your Home or Office, 15c a Week tion during the past few years, the; the 22nd day of March, 1922, a hear . effect of nitrogen upon the yield of:ing will be had at eleven o’clock in j financed by a prominent German mag- * cotton has been marked, in some in*/| the forenoon on Wednesday, the 14th ‘ Hite, according to information in re- stances the plot received liberal i day of March, 1923, in the Counc’l amounts of phosphorus and potash, I Chamber or City Court Room, but no nitrogen, making but little; City Hall Build'ng, in the City if any more than thte plot receiving I of Florence, at which time i ho fertilizer at all. In other words, and place all of the abutting prop- I phosphorus and potash without nitro-! erty owners on Graham Street, from Paris. Mar. 12.—Premier Poincare. |p, M , have but little effect upon the Palmetto Street to Gregg Ave. shall Public Works Minister Letrocquer ( yi e i ( j < i ))e jj ear( j thereupon, and if it should .... "»• ...uao a i lu these experiments all of the there appcyir that the Canvass here- phosphorus and potash, together with tofore made by City Council was tor- one-half of the nitrogen—in the form of dried blood—were applied before DECEMBER EXPORTS Washington. Mar 12.—Imports iuto the Unitd States during Dcember were valued at $_ , 87,000.000 according < to the commerce dpartment csti- i mates. reel and that said petition had been duly subscribed by a majority of i planting. The remainder of- the ni- such abutt'ng property owners, the \ trogen in the form of nitrate of soda, same shall be so declared by resolu t was applied immediately after the tion. and after its adoption the same I shall be incontestable and conclusive ' ill Six thousand letters were recently written oy nromlnent Japanese wo men, and sent out to 400 women's or- fltnizations, these being asked to in terview their special member of par liament on the subject of legislation for the protsc’ion of Japanese girls ev’dence thereof, pnd 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. The Community’s Biggest Asset— THE HOME! Next to religion, the home offers the greatest inspiration in life. The home-owner is interested in his neighbor. _He is interested in his community. He supports good government—better schools—improved highways. He surrounds his children with the best traditions of childhood. A Community of Home-Owners for Innumer able Reasons Is Far Better Thaji a Community of Renters. What about you? Is your accumulation represented by rent receipts or a home? Let Us Help You Own Your Home. We'll Gladly Explain How It Can Be Done OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR COM MAND AT ANY TIME. LUCAS © BRUNSON REAL ESTATE BROKERS—Since 1910 27 West Evans Street Phone 386 ; iTi 1 H-tVH i-*X m- $ New Offerings In The Spring Vogues! COATS, SUITS DRESSES, CAPES and HATS Whether it be bouffant Frock, tailored Suit, or luxurious Wrap, . one is surprised by the wealth of delightfully novel and irresist ible details. i Hats are truly charming this season. We have arranged this season’s showings in three groups of Suits priced at $2y.50, $39.75; and $45. Capes have been grouped at $27.50, $35, and $39.75. ' • - ' ■ • i. 1 *• /iv Dresses in Canton Crepe at $23.75; Flat Crepe, $39.75; Romaine i Crepe, etc., at $59. Fifty Taffeta Dresses to close out at $14.75. >,v *• GIBBS BROS. • ■ 4a- THE STORE OF FASHION.’ A Special Introductory SALE OF RADIO MATTRESSES Patented We are authorized by the manufacturers to offer this famous and high grade mattress at a special low price to introduce this new mattress in Florence. This mattress has the new patent ed reinforced wall construction, with quilted edge preventing stretching. Made of pure sanitary felt, highest quality art ticking in all the new shades. Stretches less than any mat tress in the world today. Weight 50 pounds. BUY YOUR MATTRESS NOW! t Delivered to your home upon payment of $1.00 balance on easy terms. There are some mattresses more expen sive; but—NONE Better than RADIO (Eyfp THE GENUINE ORIGINAL — <4 Which is made in Augusta, Ga. Backed by the MAKERS arid the dealer and sold - to you with a Bona Fide MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE. - - LOOK FOR THE RADIO SILK LAB^LWHICH IS SEWED ON-EACH AND.,.., every! 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