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ft i MtMMWMMiM THE ■FbORgNO HAILT T^MKa. W.EPN'K&DAY AFTF.RXOQX, MAKCH 14, l'd23. •V4 I SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,. Violins. Giiftars. ’ (Mmjos, Mando lins, Ukuleles. Full line of Acces- •sories. Strimos, Etc. SHEET MUSIC Scigling Music House Inc. *49 West Evans Street 170FNGS OF THiE DUFFS-^Give Her Time. —BY ALLMAN. HELLO, 15 THIS PALMtR’5 DRUGSTORE? I’M GOING TO &ENO DAN MV DUFF OVER. FOR SOME COLD CREAM AND I WANT IMPERIAL- HOW MUCH. .15 THAT? ALL RIGHT I’LL SEND HIM RIGHT OVER ' \ ( \ If V It, DAN NT, I WANT Vou TO GO OP TO THE CORNER DRUG STORE AND GET ME SOME COLD CREAM- HERE IS THE MONEV-IVS just right - i called The druggist oh the Phone and he’ll have it READV FOR v VL m hello There.dannv Duff - i know jusv 1 WHAT VOU WAN"' HERE VOUARE* y //' r; ( COLD CREAM r< - UNDERSTAND vuo have > lhtlf ;->ister now, i dannv^ WHAT IS VOOR. LITTLE sister s name ^ zpl • I r.;-.: I Ut«, 'T *T_ I DON'T KNOW VET, WE CAN'T ’ I understand a .1~l v A/ORP SHE SAV.*> i — — ’ \T.fk N Her face is fair. Her form’s divine; Her make-uo is complete; Her hose are good, • ovjf .* . .*» And everything it Is nice from head to feet. There's only one thing Needed now. And We can’t rhyme it anyhow; Oh shucks! Gel.her a Hals at , The Little Shop ‘Nothing But Hats and Hosiery’ CENTRAL HOTEL BLDG. (Next door to Geo. McCown’s) Social and Personal Telephone items for this Depart ment to 225 H. Weaver, 117 South Warley street, hostess. SARDIS WMfRRfAGF OF IWTEREST TO'COUNTY Sardis. March 11.—(Special t: Of in- , uarents, Mr. ami Mrs. John T. Langs- ton. . r Mr. am? Mis. John Timmons an- i nounce Hie arrival of a daughter on : Aislrch 8th. Both mother and babyi tiU'i East Elm alreei. COLLEGE WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS Mrs .U. A. Vincent ami Miss Nelm - .'i***'** ’" are doing fine. Bristow entertained the Association tere3t to *heir many iricrtiis through-. Mrs. Kliza Tfuftiphrey and little sou. /^.,ii,,. r ,, ‘’"I Uio county was iliu marriage Of Hoy Humphrey, spent Sunday m H. , >T ' .Miss Flora Stokes and Claude HAfcl^ke City W guest of Dr. and Mn All s Biistow on South Durgon streei . W. Whiiehad and her mother, Mra Monday afternoon. The dul. is a |. " l ( on Thcmaww, looli . Aim W. Keels. T miuoitsvlllo at tne parsonage Wod;) M , ss Beulah Bryan spent Sunday uesdiij .il e.-nooi. ! in Lake City with friends. Pho bride is a daughter of William,. • j. Thomas, of Kitlnglinni, sped : here with re! uni., mm ini om a tew i ncre. mr. iiarmou is me son oi .urs.. - , . members were present. Miss Meeks was a guest of Hm dub, ami club is al- WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14 | ways well attended, and Monday was 4 «. in.—T. K. Ij. Class o: Iminanuel . no exception. The lovely weather Baptist church in social and business | was ir. 'tself an Invitation to woman- Stokes, and siic was inanv friend? ‘ h l ff meeting, with Mrs. 11. C. UomUaru. • k,, id to be out. anil nil but a few | lure. Mr. Harmon is the sun of Mr». , l nv '• a Grace i Marv *’■— • - also. Harmon ami he Ip. of Sardis J..JO p. m.—West End Bridge club, i ,M|- S . Henry Davis was welcomed into ! Mr, aii.l Mrs. Uarmon are now OUTLINE PROJECTS Mrs. B. E. Lawson. 207 West Laurel the membership. ; ing their home in TiminonsviUo whurti, cnP 'PHR/IIMP VPAD Upon the arrival of the memhera I ^ r - Harmon holds a position. rUn vUmllMU ‘T CMn * " ‘ Mr. a till Mrs. Irvin Langston and Mrs. Leila Pentlcost snen*. the week, streetj hostess. 1 p. in.—Florence Music chin. Mrs. refreshments consisting of water lily ■ Charles Duckett, hostess, 217 South salad, sandwich's a,id Russian tea Irby street. "ere served by the hostesses assisted end at Lynchburg the guests of Mr i THURSDAY, MARCH 15 ‘ by Mrs. B. H. Putnam and Mrs.. 5, i and Mrs. IloUert Whitehenl. n. m.—The. Childrens Mission i>. Morris. The meeting wps then Band of St. Luke's Luthern church called to order ah.j several matters of will mset Ut the home of Mrs. Jack business ware attend <1 to. including Self. iUu treiiiurm's anui'al report and no- :;.ao p. m —Progressive Auction ' tice of twft ameudmenfs to the .eon- Club; hostess, Mrs. D. S. McCarthy, stitution. Also, nine; t-ces were re- 11 King avenue. FRIDAY MARCH , p. in. 16 Parent-Teacher .Uon -of .Central scinml. :’:oO p. in.—Laf-a-l.ot club; J Rasters and SLAVES— t , i o ■ • •'.■.'V ,. ’., - i. When you come to think of it, it is the people who don-t save their money that work for the people that do save it,in the long run. Get into the mas ter class by opening a savings ac count with this bank. ;i-T; ; i fc / J s ' ■’.* i Palmetto Banlt & Trust Co. Four and Five Per Cent Paid in Our Savings Department Members Federal reserve System Mr. and Mrs. J. .u Bunion of liv I ergreen spent. Sunday here with Mr. 1 and Mrs. S. E. Benton. Rev. B. K. TnuucK spent Saturday j with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stones. Misses Lillian and Marie Carra- v.ay spent the week ond In Klngstioo , tho guest of Miss Panzy Epps. 1 Mrs. Maggie La whom of Tlmmoim- ; ville spent Thursday here with Miss Belle Langston. Miss Eunice i.ove of Florence spoilt Sunday here , the guest of her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Green**. . , ! J nf L F. L. Anderson spent Saturday in following officers were eiofded: 1’" >S ] Tlhunonsville. the guest of ideiit. Mrs. A. IT Gasone; first yic" j j.; ( ] Anderson, president. Mrs. W. S. I’oynor- seoonn j Robert F. Keels spout Sundtiv vice pres-dent. Mrs. Edwin Carrenter: Lake City with his mother. rortei planted by the members, in accordance with th» tree nlnntiug associa- policy of the State Federation. Tiii slicing the regular time for Mrs. T. election of ofDc“rs no program wvis _ given. Mrs. G. T. llarmcn. Mrs Rob ert Rutledge and Miss Lillian Gen 1 try were appointed tellers. ColumbRi. Murcl) It.—The dvmon straMpn iiipuits of South Curo’ina In hi a confi'i'enee at tin* Jefferson hotel yesterday for the purpose <»f . outlining tile r projects for the coin ing year. The .norning session rtf the conference was devoted largely to discussing the projects for the va- 1 rlous counties. In the afternoon, special attention was given vo'tha boll veeyil and the nart the demonstration agent, is to l play in combating the insect. This discussion w,as particularly helpful. T(jfr conference was tu-nslded over by D. W. Watkins of Cicmson col- lege. Dr. W. W. Ixmg. on account of NE W HA TS ARRIVING DAILY •As usual, our display of millinery carries a distinctive note of in dividual creation that interprets in the most attractive and plead ing manner the favored style tendencies of the new season. We welcome you to view the exhibit, wherein we are sure you will see several ha?s tnai meet with your approv&t Don’t fail to see our special table of attractively trimmed hat, at $4.98 ’ ’ A 4f MISS SCRUGGS 27 Evnns St. Central Hotel Building corresponding secretary. Miss Marie Gregory; recording secretary, Mrs. , 0. T. Harmon tr- , surer, Mrs. B. S. Meeks: custodian. Mrs. W. L. Walt. Mrs D. H. McEaehern was unnolnted by the president <o Oct as parliamen- tvriiin. Altliouxii a pure.'y business meeting it was a most pleasant one. Mr two week-end his son. indisposition, was not able to attend 1 he conferenco. in Last night many of the agents 1 went fo the tabermtilo to hear Uikv and Mrs. W. K. Langston and Sunday preach., r • f ehildren, uf Adkins, spent the with Mr. Langston’s — ; ~ The Florence Daily Times Delivered to Your Home or Office, 15c a Week , , here NDTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE I j,j - f : i ‘ Of Exquisite NEW HATS f • Thursday, Friday and Saturday at SMITH’S s * \ "These Hats were purchased specially for this occasion hy our buyer of this depart ment who. has just returned from the Northern markets., r , f t r We will have on display hats of Italian Milans and Soft Straws, combined with beautiful trimmings of hand embroider ies; daring movie ribbon bows > and gross fancies. For Dress, Street, or Sport wear. All in Spring’s Newest Colors Priced ’5 to 5 18 .50 The jQias., A. Saaith Co. Department Store Timmonsville # ■ * J < SA AJ 1 * ' Drive Over in the United States District Court for the Eastern District ot Mourn ; Carol! dr v JENNY WAIT CIRCLE ' in the matter of 1 MET YESTERDAY j The G. T. \V*lker Co.. Inc.. Tlie Jenny Wait circle of the Wo- Bankrupt man's Missionary Society of the To whom tt nw concern: Methoi'ist churcn aict yesterday af- Take notice tint under and by y r ternoon with Mrs. S. S. Duseuhcrry.' tuo of a certain order of sale in Hie 221 West Evans street, and a mosl above entitled matter issued by Hob : enjoyable afternoon was spent. The ert J. Kirk. Esq., Referee in Bank meeting was called to order with a ruptcy. and dated Manh 'J. r.t'JU, I. devotional lead by Mrs, W. L. Wait. I the undersigned as Trustee of said t after which the minutes were lead iianknipt estate, will efiei for sale at and approved. The projffram consist-, public auction To the highest bidder •‘d of a number of interesting leaflets Tor uish at twQ've o'clock, noun, on mad and talks made ii.v the members. Saturday. March 17. 1!)2:? at No.' :?r, - • The Woman of roaxbury,” was Bast Evans street. Floivnce. S. t\.' the name of an interesting leaflet uie entire stock of merchandise, apd real’ bv Mrs. J. P. McNeill. “A Sue-! fixtures of su’d bankrupt estate. The cessiiil Mission .study Glass, by Mrs. stock of nu rchn’iidise has been ap- .1. D. Eaddy. “Ezra. Me, and the piaiscd at SLi?.172.74 and the (ixuilg'S Board, hy Mrs. W. L. Walt, and “The have been appraised at «a,3&1.25.. Life of Hilda’ was interestingly re-, The. slock of merchandise.and lh:> lated by Airs. S. J. Sessions. , fixtures will be offered for sale sepa- « suggestion was made and adopt-1 ,. ; ,tely and then as a wno'e and the that between now and next Octo- h j fihcr b ld will be accepted br-r each, member make $2 and coutri.| This ^ praoticpUy a new stock c,f '. inerehandise. well selected and pro ! porUoned nil] in ,'irst c'ass condlriin. 1 consisting of suirh inerehandise a,s U usually carried 'n stock b\ a habei; dashery Each prospective bidder will be're i quired as a cond Uon precedent lb ilc pos’t with tho Trustee a cusbiti’.s check for the sum of One Thnusaptl , ($1000.00) Dollar^ ffiyablo to (hi ' order of said Trustee, to tv; forfeitpd - as liquidated damages In the event 'b^HarDer'servoTTl'i'licions of fuilu,e of tho aucccasfiV biddej at , cuts consisting of iim iream., 3Ur, V 8a,e t« «»»»^lately comply with ; the. termp IhcroU. , 1 That in the event of the failure of the failure of the successful bidder ill j ; i nch sale to comply w’th the leruc'• theri'of, then the Trustee will Imhio f illatoly thereafter oiler the said sloi'k of merchandise riuij. fixiures for-sa,b'I at tin* sanw; i luce and in the same J- manner and upon the same terms as j bate It to the cir U* ap % free-will offering. On account of 911 many oth er societies meeting on Tuesday, and in order not to conflict with them, thu regular date of meeting was eliangerl from Tuesday to the first Wednesday in each month. Mrs. McNeill requested that the members ’ r *e ttforo regular in utlcnVng tho general meetings 4i the close of the program a very pleasant social perloi! was spout dur ing which the hostess, assisted by Mrs. W. refresliQt.cn lake ami coffee. Mrs. Bertha Harris, of Fayetteville, N. (_’.. is spending a week with Nrs f. A. Johnson on ffottlh Durgnn si reel.. + ♦ ♦ Mr. dtnl .Mr- .1. .1. Pearson, who Wave liecii visltng at tho liomn of Airs. ( f . D. Bristow, have returned to their home In Bohnettsvillo. J. Ward MeLendon. eonuty agent, is in Columbia where lie nUeinlcd a state-wide meeting of tho county agents yesterday. Mrs. E. I*. Walsh or Conway, spent j 'I'stenlay in the city with her sister., Mf;H. J. W. Aloore, 307 West Evans j street. Ashley Heymour of Hamlet, X. is visiting Itis I'sters. Airs.. H. A| Mootv ,*nd Airs. W. I). MtC'lani. ♦ * + Joe Lucas oi liatnlet Is visiting j telulives in the clt'v. ♦ * + Mrs. H. Aloore spent the week enil in Charleston visaing In r friend. Mrs. Fiank Copeland, who underwent i an operation af Baker’s sanatorium. I Airs. Capeland bus been u frequent ! visitor In Florence and her many friends will be glad to leant tint she • Is doing nicely. CAROLINA GIVES | VARSITY LETTERS; Columbia. March 14.- At a meeting, of the athletic pdvisory board of tQ". Uni varsity or South Carolina eight] nieifiberB of the 1923 haskctbaili squad were awarded stars and blocK letters. Those receiving stars were; Wallace. Gasque and Lillis; the fol lowing received block “C’»"; Wright, Baker, Abrams/Fld^d' and AlcSwnin.' m Manager Jbsey received a block let- *! ler with the manager's bar, and Wal- ijlacfe recelvad the sapta n’s crescent Itorelnbvfore prescribed, and aj tbc i risk and expense of such defutiUjtm ! : bidder. . ' For further informal ion prospective 1 bidders may apply fo Robert J. KBit. Esq., Referee in Bankruptcy, the tin J I dersigned, or J. D. JJMland, Ksq.. tit 1 tomey for the Trustee, all ot Flor , I cnee., S. C. Dated at Florence, S. C., March 9,' 1923. I. L. TOBIN, Trustee of said Bankrupt Estate. DOES YOUltdACK ACHE It’s usually a sign t»f kick kid neys, especially if tho kidney ac tion is disordered, passages scanty or too frequent. Don’t wait for more serious troubles. Begin uty itij; Doan s Kidney Pills. Read this Florence man’s testimony; H. F. Boykin. 217 South Church street, says: “l have always found Doan’s Kidney Tills to do good- Not long ago my kidneys didn'i act properly and caused a bit of worry. My Isn.k gave nje trouble and after sitting a while I had a dull misery across the small of it. A twinge of pain sometimes caught me across my kidneys when I stooped and then tried to straighten. I started to use Dtgiu'p Kidney Pills and Jhey corrected the trouble Iti/a very short time. I keep Doan's'on hand, which 1 buy ut Lake's Drug Store. It is a pleds : ure for me to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills for I irtiow they i(r° reliable.” 60c at all dealers Foster-MIT burn (’«., Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y. ■Wiw 9 ;4 A *1 New Millieas Are Coming Jo South! Carolina .. To Expand Your Telephone System ..iff-, I N a pmiou* advertisemenr, w«*, reviewed the record end ykmpM .ttM| Southern Bel] Company ra « whoie r shying that tWedevelo'powiit'duf- . ing’1922 in this- section was tremendous and set new high records; that The total investment at the Beginning: of 1928 was forty-eight minion dollars, and that thousands of new telephones were’added. South Curolinfc’s telephone growth Isprr r*wr •ati"?) WUtblished new reefird-* »nd required the 'Res - effort? nf * •plsniilrt oreBHifatten. TK» g’ross additions lo tbc telephone plan: in South Carolina during 1922 amounted to $l,iq2.40.V9« and A 622 new delejilipne?-were installed Thrr were diRcontinuance.*. lea\ Ing a *eti-‘sa?n of L196 telephone*. There '’am '84 Southern Bell e« ehange? in Sblith Carolina with 32.- 690 't>le>ffhohes and cooncctin.i' w *;h 16,328 telephones of other companiw. In Jh* state. * ApproximAtely 26A.80" local call* Wfire handled daily in South Carolina : «*d rherk wrere approximately 1.335,- 600 orfglnatmg long distance call? due* ing the year South Carolina's telephone system contain* about. 75.249 miles of wire of Which 15.X69 mile* are used for itmg distance pnrpoees.-and 'her* are 73,- ♦98 Tolee ■"The telephone plant in South Car- olWa represents a» investment of $6,644,553 and is built, maintained and operated by 597 employe* *whos*> an ottal pay roil is.-$5>5.054. There workers all live in South Car 1 - dflna and Woni 0# them are native Iftfn. v Thdr wpend rhoir wage* here ■*t home for food clothing, rent, light, beat and taxes jusi as you speaq your •alary. The plane for the growth and dev el opWOnt of' The telephone system in Hott’b Carolina for the next five years ’ '•hr* aueh that the skill and en-i-gv of the telephone orgauizaMon will ho ta*- *d -to Hie ntmost. " ' The flfltfnftudd of rhe plan* may ho imagined when it is stated that $7 3?2,» of new money will be- required iw s»onrh Carolina alone dur*i»g the next five year*. In this state it is eat I mated there will be a ne; growth of 14.013 new !.ri.#bone* during thi* period -whiob w... mean !he installation of "7.757 new relei'bone* and the-di.-«<*{>pltntiaBP# of 23,744 telephones. This general expansion has -alreaWy hogTin. ; The plans for this year "nwra been made and the necessary caet.al arranged tor. though much will -de» iW'fld ubou the ability of the mana/ar- tnrer? to d♦liver the equipment amd material. *• The grcrvtb of the telephone »*♦• tem in South Carolina dtirtn; 1925 wtM requife $49t».t»'Ki in new moor.*. ip tw? for work whh h roust be dou» sn uiH section* of the s*,a:e. It is eetimaievl that, during thi? 5,505 new telephones will in* ailed. 5,67.4 discosofoned. making a ue yt/P of 1,332! tMephone* for 'he year. Thts'i’fompiishroeni wifi give ^onth Carolina >a total of mo'-n than 35.954 toffiphodds. •■! > The telephone woi’k-rr* in Sou’h Gar* ollna approach their big ta k cheer fully. r*.vnriden' of accomplishing tt to -our saUeiactton. They air enroumged hv your evt> ilenep of gt-od wifi ,n the fair tra»w ment ywi hate accorded th^ir cow- pant -and the consideration you h*v* displayed in Mme of difftcultt. w* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Bm St