Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 TUB fLOKENCE DAUA T1MKF;. WEDX|:SDAY ■ ArTF,RXOOy,^JVIARCH_H• Tht A f FLORENCE DAILY TIMES i ham, secretary \V. A. MeyeiV ami 'A. Cook. The hoys elected, president. | Ij. (i Minson; ,vice president, Jtii« j ' sell gartyer; secretary. Sarrtly Saw [ —'yer; treasurer, Willie Godwin. . a t 1 Florence has had four I with an attendance of U'S. The so j ,cial given the hoys by, the. Girl Ke i ] serves in the High School Gym on 1 Home Gardens That Pay A girl usually attains her full height at the age of flflecn. and her full i weight iif the age o ftwener. rubliahcd Daily Except Sunday Florence, S. C., by BRUNSON A GARDINER ~ ' February 15, under the leaaersh'p of | Mason C. Brunson Editor ^ jyjj s ^ (j reeni ^>i r i Resemf^ Jeiitier. meetings | Seekers After Best Results Will Use IIJITMiT Paper and Pencil First: Then Hoc. Chas. S. Gardiner. Business Mariager; was an entire success. j Timmonsville held four meetings; ^ By 3ETH W. 8HOEMAK€R Director, The School of Agricult ure. International Correspondence Schools, Sc ranton. Pa. TELEPHONES: Edftorla and Social _1 attendance, 55. Their Alotner and ' Son hanquet, held February 15, at • 2051 which the mothers served -bai oecue < . „ 1 ’" and Ice cream, and the boy* rurnisheu Dusmess Office - —— 60 SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 u valuable program to an audience Oi :lt>5. speaks for itself. The men mis led ?88-l ol' their $1,100 quota in two j hours on February l«>. Payable In Advance ! I ake City had 54 at t teir four meet Olio Week - .$ .l 5 ;‘ n g«- Mother says that nothing 1: _ . " „„ r too good for the boys. Roast turuej jne .Month — ; •» an( j j ce cream, for Mother and Son Three Months — . banquet, served to 75 peop’e on Feu “Yes! In the poor man’s garden grow Far more than herb s and flowers— Kind thoughts, content ment. peace of mind And joy for weary hours.” —Howitt, little time arid effort Six Months One Year . 3.60'ruary 27th, was fully repa d by the C OO’talks of the hoya. To receive ettention tie same day \A/|| | |A|\y| Q PARTPR coniplaiots from subscribers in the!’’vHH I Cn city must he made before seven o’cloclc. SERIOUSLY ILL Entered as second class matter at > men and Knguienion was unchanged — / -— - —I He is critically ill with MemlleK of The Associated Press j hliKllt s The Associated Press Is exclusively* ~ ‘ * entIUel to the use for republication 1 •f all ritiws dispatenes credited to it or not otherwise credited iu this paper and also to the local news pub lished herein. . .. 1 tha $lo <Yr $15 worth. Ba,titnore, March 14. The cont>i j perhaps equally as important, there tlon of William S. Carter, former head ) js heal ti, t o be dug out of the soil , of the Brotherhood of locomotive lire The digging will produce an appe tite and the result of intelligent die Is there money in your hack yard? abl io put a Dfd you ever think you could die or the ^ 0) .^ scratcb any out of the mud, cin ms gardeners are dlscowrageji, and nibiiish. or perhans from ilie j jv „{ tlieir soil. - but smooth grass plot-or-4U)««r beds that , n ; any L . onulUons that considered! era<e this area? ... unfavorable are not really so bad as' The nossibility of getting money is j tuev seeni nia i n question Is one •here, but it takes the inclination ol a) , apting the soU to the vegetables! and eilort and the right idea to get | ()I . o) j )lanl j u „ t | )ti ninds of vegetables I h 0,, '- , . , -.I,,, that will do well on the soli. Many back yards will yield 5100, ln yj an ting a ny garden iinquestlon< worth of vegetables in a season. A er> a j. 1 jy {j lf , ^,. s( tiling to do is to start few of any size at all will yield less a paper and pencil. Much time Smoke SABOROSO CIGARS Two Sizes 5c and 2 for 15c Take Tour Choice-M 'i IheyVe Both Go< <I. Classified ADVERTISEMENTS One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for leas than 25c. Cash In Advance. No Advertin'' ment.taken over,the Telephone. One Insertion .25 Three ■ Insertions .50 •’ One Week (Six insertlonej _t’. GETON THE TRAIN^ for healthville - WHAT'STHE USE OF^ ILL ?s ging will supply the means to satisfy the anpetite. There is nothing mysterious about this process and nothing especially difficult except the incRnatlon or Much time, sonic backache, ana many heartaches will be a-voided hy simply makjng out a plan tliat maybe systematically followed. Many gardens are spoiled by i (JO I FOR INDIGESTION WEbNFSDAY. MARCH 14, 192:5 GREAT ACTIVITY IN , COUNTY "Y" WORK FOR . _ indigestionj js ceinrs u CANDIDATES’ CARDS (Paid Political Advertisements) FOR COMMISSIONER I hereby announce mvself as a yielding to tiie temptation to, rush i ahead aim buy seeds at the corner grocery or from some alluring cuta- j log without having any definite idea, of just what is required. ( The beginner, at least, will be wise to confine his garden to paper for; Hie first few days. | Gardening on paper merely con-' , sists in making a diagram of the ! garden-to-be, including those veget-| 'allies which you would like to have j WANTED WANTED—The public to snow mat * Wt*io crank-slum find cylinder re grtndiug Also the best class-auth mobile repairing. Eagle Machine and Mfg. Go. * ** SPECIAL Garden Feft*a||ett cotton seed meal. urM; ...Kajfni Irate of soda, ami any otltbr goods wanted. Phone 7!)7- ahio nit. ni- * 4 *1 6 Bellans Hot water Sune Relief ■candidate for re-election as commis-‘ ^ Ail aboard for Healtbville! 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 * ofi ELL-ANS 25$ and 75$ Packages Lverywhem i sicner for the city of Florence, sub-1 • , , . , . U to the ni'es of «« ^. party. My plptfoim is fairness and ; Tbw rows 8llou , ( , ,, 0 , >ut ’ •; and a succession'of crops pluiined!: ihat can he handled so us to keep! the garden growing something use-! I hereby announce myself as a can- j n j at al j times. SPECIAL EFFORTS HAVE BEEN MADE SINCE FIRST OF YEAR TO. ENLARGE WORK ' , < M ( (I < ; -'U-JJ “.WORSE THAN PAIN” According to. a letter mailed out to Hie members by Dr. R. M. Johnston, secretary q; me county Y. M. C. A., a great deal of idvanced work has ••een din>* rmj -Uie county diir'ng the nasi two months. Di. Jolinson lias been very active in getfng new or- gapi/iitionk on fo<it with loeiH lead •is in charge. The following is the! *. h:Vfn mailed out: ' j . Limsii organized tn ' n«rrffaif. under local leadership. , tr 'hak'-s seven clubs now working. Huoe others are ready for organize- Hon as scon as adult leadership ran bp‘found. A wo.uleiful opportunity avit ts sonic one in these groups of bttts. fibenezi r Organized February 10th. under the iWdersjUp of Rev’ Mark frankness.” F. H. BARNWELL. didate for the office of Commissioner of the City of Florence, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. E. W. BALDWIN. These preliminary steps will be greatly appreciated as the season ad- 1 vances. * After the plan has been made and the space arranged for the various crops the varieties of each crop to ; Louisiana Lady Says She Has “Nev er Found Anything Better Than Gardui (or a Run-Down Condition.” Morgan City, La.—“It would be hard for me to tell how much benefit I have derived from the use of Cardui," said Mrs. I. G. Bowman, of 1319 Front Street, this city. “SiW FEVER” RAYS AE BE S PRING is the time of renewed life and vigor in Mother Earth, and should be with you. What you office ol commissione. |, e planted must be determined. This need is that best of all “spring tonics,” loreuce, subject to a very important step and will be > Gude’s Pepto-Mangan, for over thirty years the regular spring medicine in hundreds of thousands of families. Take it for a short time, and see how the purified blood goes dancing through your veins, how new strength and en durance thrill every muscle and tissue. Your druggist has Gude’s Pepto- Mangan. both liquid and' tablets. Gude’s WANTED—Boarders at 7 !/ Fast Cheves street. Al]jo meats furnish ed without lodging. Two blocks siutli }’ A. C. L. shops. Mrs. B. L. Bass,. ■ ♦, LARUE jtoe Shad. *160 each. Dueti Shad. 50 cents, 75 cents and $1.00. Lumber .River Bream. ianna J. Rollins. The Poor Man's Friono.- * FOR First-class Tatting, plain and fancy, call at 21 Chase street. Phone tlJJ. WANTED- Tp rent, five or six room 1 — ;— * house, outskirts of West Florence. ■ i’AROl.INA ELEC PRIC Shoo SliO| Phone 79:JL3. I WANTED—Hard v. ood logs. Wet pay highest prices for choice ash. , poplar, cypress, white oak logs of j -standard snecilicatious; we buy | loss 12 months in a year and give preference to loggers equipped io uses the lic«< prime leather. Our workmanship is guaranteed. Head quarters for Goodyear Wing foot Rubber lleois. 50c. AH other makes are 35c. Man's half sole, $1; ladies ho if sole, 85c. Work called for and' delivered. Phone 219-J. Beat sliiiifc in city for 5c. 57 East Evans st. bring steady supply. What have ‘ ~ *" Vou to offer? Sumter Hardwood! PARENTS desiiing their clidren io Co.. Sumter, S. C. S^t the bcucilt of the Spring term — . , at Mrs. Spear's Kindergurlcn i should have them registered at i once. Phone 756-W. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Nitrate or soda, acid, TAKEN I P—One black Imlt headed kninit, sulphate of potash, mixed J co w. Owner can get property hv . fertilizers and calcium arsenate. W, | identityfug am. paving for enn> H. Syrnor & Co. Apply J. EH Gregg's place' R. F. L) : — i 1. Florence, S. C. . v r t FOR SALE —Steel and Iron hars;i —— V- rods, angles, 1 beams, etc., ware-, Ot^Xinr “ 1 house and fabricating plant. Shand ' Engineering &. Sales Co., Columbia, i- S. C. FOR RENT 1 Hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of commissioner of the City of F rules and regulations governing Hie; ,'iscussed in a iater article. Democratic parly. | S. ISADORE SULZBACHER. FINAL DISCHARGE ■ __ AIK^artlea Interested will please I hereby announce riiyself a estmli take notice that Leatha M. Lowe. dateAor ve-eieetipn as Commissioner of Florence, in the forth-mining cH> election, subj“et ' to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. B. S. MEEKS. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the officeNjf Commis- j ^| ie j„ a t( e i' sioner of the City of Florenceti subject, “I was so run-down In health I could [to the rules of the Democratic party.! hardly go. I was thin. I had no -j. c. KENDALL. appetite. Could not rest or sleep well I ^ : 1 was so weak, and so very nervous, I J j berchv announce myself as a can- j was no pleasure to myself. I M Admix, of thi estate of R. C. Lowe, ! lias this day made Application unto J the Court of Probate of Florence j coutny for final discharge ns such 1 Admix, and that the lotli day of, April, 1923, at 10 o'clock, a. m., is | the time appointed for a bearing in H. A. BRUNSON. , Judge of Probate, Florence County. • .Tonic and Blood Enrvcher didate for (he office of Commissioner ( Osborn. Advj*oij¥?fC<imiiiittee: Presi i “1 suffered some pain, but the worst j 0 f the City of Worence. subject to flic ,- 'bint. Geo. HojgpiHyn': secretary. Wm. AfeCall: Sam ./jSfords. ft, s Of my trouble was from being so weak i rules and regulations governing the ... ... _. Hep bum. The boys electtd as president. George Parker; vice president Hazel Shands; secreiftty, » R. p. Hvrd Jr • treasurer, Alg*r Blank man. Thro ■ meetings have .been lin’d. I.inipliio or^anlzi d February 20th M. W1 lie in son .’hi ay or of Paniplleo. lias assumed 'the leadership which guarantees success for their club. 'Ike officers are; President Andrew < oleman: v'jo pres'dent, Willard Hy- t man: secretary, w. n. Steele. Jr.; i treasurer. .Julian Cam. They bold • their Mother and Son banquet March i 9th, Olanta organized February 21st. I They meet under the leadership of 15.1 L. Thomas. Officers were elected as i t'yllows: President, Leonard McEl veen; 'vice president, Manton Steele: secretary. Griffith McLendon; treas urer. Clifford T'lompson. Two meet- tegs have beem held. Their Mother end Son banquet wl/l be on March 7thi ' ^ %Junt(in organized February 26th. Fnin T. Kirby is loader, with Mr. Huggins nss'atnht. The Advisory siymlttee is: President E. Gra J lJ and easy to get tired and out of heart. “This nervous condition was worse than pain. “Some one told me of Cardui, and t decided to use it. "Alter using a few bottles, I regained my strength. I wasn’t so nervous, and began to eat and sleep, and grew stronger and was soon well. » “I have never found anything better for a run-down condition.” If you suffer as this I^uisiana lady did, you, too, should find Cardui helpful foi your troubles. Get a bottle of Cardui, today. NC-H4 democratic puny. W. H. BERRY. I herebv announce myself a candi date for re-efoction as commissioner of Florence in the forthcoming elec tion. subject to the rules and regu- r.tiotis of the Democratic party. J. F. STACKLEY. FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself ps a can j didate for the .office of Mayor of Florence, subject to Hie rules and reg. illations of tbe Democratic primary. THAU W. JONES. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Mayor of the City of Florence, subject P> the Rules of the Democratic Party. W. MARSHALL BRIDGES. I Coil MASTER’S SALE of South Carolina. Comity of Fh-rene 0 . Court of Common Pleas LL jli. Reynolds any Mary Revnolds [HcCoy. Plaintiffs. vs. Bessie E Revnolds. IcsWen-' Tmfir fial Distric af FeBninr ft'ubllc auction of the Twelfth Judi- leh order bears date 1923. I will sell at highest bidder. R. Reynolds _ _ Afctcic Huekaliee Reynolds. M. 15. Reynolds, .yiif Reynolds and Viola Rifles Itcynold'; Defendants. ■rsuant to (fr'd.-r of the Court of I imuoti pleas for the Countv o JiFnee. In the ruse stated aliove. 'TfP- *.-v bis honor. S. W. G. Shipp. “ in’ of " ~ istrict. \v\hie Imary 24tl\ i to Vlio for tas-b. in front.df the Court Hoiik-j door, during tile nsu^il hours of sate on Monday, April 2nd, 1923. the saiue! -• betn^r Salesdavv all of the premises i „ deserfbt^l below: 1 ' > Twenty-nine f2!)) acres of land To-' categ in Efflngh&hV■■ Townshir on Big r Bitm< , h.- waters of Snarrow Swamp. ■ ana *epresented as tract! No. 1 of the I Sarah Morris lands.-agf-orditig to a | ulnt hnatle bv K. J. Smith. Surveyor.! and Leering date of November 26tlr. I' • 188(>l beine tract No. l origina.'iy con i J talnltig 43 1-2 aer •» wliicb was h-:-! . n'Kioil t*» .Mrs. EliziHietii Reynolds in j *. the Jiivision of Jxe lends of Sartni ‘ MorijlF. after deducting therefrom 13! 1-2 acres, which yero sold by the su’d , Eliz!|btWi Reynolds, the 'said land^ being described us follows, to wit: i North by tract No. 2; east by lands now or formerly hclongim; to Mary i Byrd: South by the Ron of Bis! Branch and' Noftli by line of same tract of land heretofore sold off; ns! the plat! above to.” Dis of cash; purchaser to If papers. H. A. BRUNSON, pobate and Acting Mas k County of Florence. BRIDGES, Jr Plaintiffs. February 24tbi 19iTJi< I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Mayor of : the City of Florence, subject to the t ! rules goveniing ? the Denlocratic party. ' W. M. WATERS. ! “Home means a fireside where all mem bers are closely bound together in com radeship, each taking part in the spirit of mutual helpfulness, where peace and joy reign; a training camp for the moulding of character from which boys and girls go forth stamped with the seal of +v uthful- ness and service.”—R. A. Let Us Help You OWN x OUR HOME LUCAS & BRUNSON Real Estate Brokers Since 1910 FOR SALE—Window guards, lire es 1 capes and railings made hy Shand , Engineering & Sales Co, Columbia, S. C. FOR RENT Two unfurnished rooms for iiglii housekeeping. C'losti in. Apply after 2 p. in. 2 *9 W Cheves street. FOR SALE—Fertilizer, one car “833.”- Twenty tons. Price $24 F. O. B. Florence, P. O. Box 5S3. FOR RENT Two connecting room-• on first floor .furnished, for tight llousckeepingg Private entrance. Anply 105 South Warley street. Phone 428-J. BOOKS OF REGISTRATION FOR SALE—One buffet, almost new;, also one Oliver typewriter in good State of South Carolina.. condition; one-gal. Perfection oil County of Florence heater; one kitchen table and one 1 motice is Hereby given tnai mo Congoleum rug. If interested see hooks of registration for the generai C. S. Parker and make an offer, municipal election for Mayor and 1106 East Evans street. Phone Councilmen. to he held on the first 2f3-j. ! Tuesday in May. 1923. are now oven. ‘ • u. Persons desiiing to register must FOR SALE-Firewood from slabs.'present County Registration Cmt'li consisting largely of ash ami oak.- 1 eato, and Proof of payment of ali Price *2 for one horse load at mill, ( taxes assessed anj coRceMblc in the Giles Bay Lumber Co. , i FOR SALE—Master transplanters, or, resetting tobacco plants, $6 each. 1 Lorick anti Lowrancc, Inc.. Colum bia. S. C. • FOR SALE—Black S C Minorca liatcliing eggs for sale. Show pen. 82 for 15 egjiaw* Utility pen. $1. Heavy laying strain. I). S. McCar thy. Phone 533-W. If King avenue. - FOR SALE—Get your Easier bunnies now. Belgian hares. Flemish i Giants, and White New Zealantls. W. J. Eaton. 211 South Galllard st. ytnr 1922. S. J. MeCOWN. Super.’ 1 to i'si f-'Re gl s t i>k44o 11. A. M. STRICKLAND PUBLIC ACCOUNTA-NT Audits. Systems. Tax Retuin$. Room 15;. -Williamson Bbtf. FLORENCE Postoffice Box 3M. Telephones Nos. 732 and 413-W. FOR SALE—Cluuuller touring ear. Dispatch model. Good condition; four tires, practically new. Fine car for transfer service. Cash or turttAu Apply. J ; ()5 Skyscraper, j THE NEWSY HUT Sooks — Magazines — Novelties Pictures and Picture Framing 49 WEST -BVArNS "ST. -- MISCELLANEOUS I Softens Wash-Water Clothes wash cleaner and whiter, and last longer when you use RED Seal Lye to soften the wash-water. Laun dry soap goes a lot farther, too. Thoroughly dissolve Red SEAL Lye in water before putting clothes m. , Keep.RED SEAL Lye in the house; it has many every-day uses. ■Write for booklet. Full direction's in each can. Be sure -and buy only the genu ine Red Seal Lyc. P. C. Tnumi & Co. na*Mrkii.r« Make 100 Per Cent Profit t Suppose that every month or two you were to sell all your empty boxes, barrels, crates and cases that you usually throw away? You could easily find the many buyers for these, in the most economical way—that is by in serting a small “Want Ad” in The Florence Daily Times. Get all you can from your busi ness! ■-mam START Your Gardmi Now-^Wfl can 1 Hiipply the beat aeeda grown. L., o. Watson Seed Co., old Tlm*a Bl' v *. v j MAKE YflUR MOTOR run like new by having your cylinders regrouud rind fitted with now pistons. We’ve! installed modern cylinder grinding! equipment In'otir plant and it is i operated by expert mechanics. Let us tell you more about It. The J. D.; Bridges CO. MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED '' REAL' ESTATE v Chae. E. Commander Attorney itt-Law - Phone 886 Skyscraper CALL Carolina Building Material Co. : for prices on til building material, paints, yar.i'shes, enamels, etc.' riioup (>fi. 22 East Ccoar street. ! .F YOU are going to paint your house phone 66. Careltna Building Mater- rial Co., for an expert paint man to call on you and give you an esti mate. FLORENCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP. 3 East Evans street, in the Florence, Shoo Store. Phone 163. Half sefeK i and rubber heels for men, S1.30: | for ladies $1.25; halt soles for ladies 85c. Rubber hriels straight, 40c.- Guarautee on all work. Satisfac-j tion or refund. Call for and dellhrer. PIANOS — VICTROLAS Seigling Music "House Inc. We are agents for the Steinwty Piano, Brambach Small ' Grand, Ivera A Pond, Kranich A Bach, Shoninger, Stodart. w., m. yAN pYigi Teaches BANJO, VIOLIN, GUITAR, , 'CELLO, MANDOLIN Studio: Over Lake’s Drug Cy., MAGAZINES, Papers, Cigars . and Cigarettes are always «n vtop' at Gus’ Wigwam. :i. .1. TOMKINSON, of CharloUeo.'’ N. C.. Avith Cbas. M. Slelff Co., pi ano tuner rind‘repairer, will be here for tt few days. Phone 258. PHONE 947 —For nice dry stove wood. *1.50 per load. West End Fuel (TV -i- milk Morning Delivery. Your Trad* „ . _ ‘ Solicited, . H. E: CORRIE PMM 3311 R. F. O. No. 1 cotton m For Spot-an'd Future Delivery In units of 10 bales and upward. Margin requirement 'a$ present $10 per bale. J. P. BRUNSON, SUMTER, S. C. Correspondent v HpUGflJQN * DORAN 115 Broad Street, toew York C»|y Members o^ ODD LOT COTTON EXCHANGE OF NEW ’YORK add Clearing. Members.... .... Phone jp* wire me. yopr ^.gr^lei;# -i--L National Cash Register .' . • " V, ( l . ?; * /-% * ‘ o ' Sole*, Bervlco And Buppllss. B. C. JACKSON, Soles Agent 6 North Irby St BURN OAK WOOD. One cord of oak wood oquala one ton of coat Wa eut It any Ungth. ; Phone 94? . *,( f T , West End Fuel Coife\ * 4 1 « l punj.