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I t THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES, Fit 1 DAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 16. l'J23. THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES Published Daily Except* Sunday at Ptoreace, 8. C., by BRUNSON A GARDINER Mason C. Brunson Editor Chas. 8. Gardinsr—Business Manager TELEPHONES: Editorla and Social —— ..225 Business Of fir A 60 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable in Advance One Week ..... ........... $ .15 One Month .60 Three Months 1.76 resistible rythm. Offenbach brings 'commander’s cup which is presented' CANDIDATES’ CARDS a most malting and appealing duct! to the post showing the largest in | * ■ I or chorus for women’s voices. Sa ! nt-'crease In membership every year, i fPaid Political Advertisements) 1 every year, j at the shite | Saens dr/ights us with an ideal ex-f-riio cup is presented maple of the musical joke or the uu- | . „ morons, whimsical story in tone. It 1 toIlvei t t ton annually. is an excellent type of program music j although not all pieces in that class . 3 ‘" oir 'hers of the Aiken lost have are humorous. Schubert's Unfinished P 11 *?* completed an intensive cam- Symphony is probably the best ap-' pa,Kn w,, ' c h netted the organization proach to the endlessly interesting 1 a fetal of 84 members. Henry E. Hoi- .... field of symphonic music, tha high-, ^ p '^ the winning team with a to- 5 frankness, est development of the art. i ^ s l members. M'ss Eleanor . Two Types of Rythm . j Phelps has offered the post a set of The march, with, its strong left- banners if the membership is increas ed to 100 by April 1. FOR COM MISSIONS A I hereby announce mvself BOOKS OF REGISTRATION State of South Curolina. County of Florence . i j. j>uiic6 is hereby given mat tne j ■ books of registration for the general I as a municipal election for Mayor and , - , , Counc'lmen. to bo held on the first candidate for re-election as commis- j Tl|0S(lay in Mav ^ are now opeM . sioner for the city of Florence, sub-; persons desiring to register must 1 ject to the rules of the Democratic, present County Registration Cnitiii-| party. My pUitform is ‘‘fairness and ; cate, and proof of payment of all i j taxes assessed and eolleetible in the! F. H. BARNWELL. ; ymr 1922. S. J. McCOWN. Supervisor of Registration, f right feeling represents the rouble rythm. Although much slower ano quite dreamy in its sway, the Barca- {determined to go over the top. rol'e is also n double rythm. Each part, however, has three small waves so that it is written as a six rythm. The Danse Macabre and the Unfit ished symphony are both a triple or a three rythm. The difference in their effect is largely a matter t.». speed of the rythm and the length o I I hereby announce myself as a can-. The memhei'H i didiate for the office of Commissioner'- ly.yo expressed themselves as being'.of the City of Florence, subject to J the rules of the Democratic party. E. W. BALDWIN. Six Months 3.60 tones in the melody. One Year 6 00' Two ‘ ronalf ' tie8 But Sc ver a* Effects Greenwood Post has just staged an-; otner successful entertainment which afforded the members an enjoyable evening and at the same time assist- To receive ettention tie same day complaints ~ from subscribers in the city must be made before seven a’clocM • Entered as second class matter at Florence, S. C. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitlel 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. FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. the Furman Glee Club as the nrincl- pal attraction. The public wns in vited and the attendance was good, j It is a regular hab’t of the Green- The major mode appears in ths 1 w °od post to put on successful af march and in the Barcarolle, and yet ] fn,rs - H. C. Duckett is commander I nereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of commissioner of the City of Florence, subject to the! <?d the bank account. The nost had \ rujes and regulations governing the 1 A l. _ .. *r-v i } 1 ' *. one, is vigorous, straight-forward, and the other f s lingering and soothing. The minor mode appears in the Danse Macabre and in the symphony. In tnc urst it is wierd, fanciful und humor ous; in the second it is mysterious, shimmering, and plaintive until, with the entrance of the second theme proper it glides into a bright, flowing major. and R. J. Cartledge is adjutant of the Greenwood post. Hartsville Post. No. 63. has just elected new officers. J. E. Dun’tip suc ceeds Thomas Watt as commander while Myron Green succeeds R. R. Mc Leod as adjutant. F. W. Atkinson is the new finance officer. Other offi- \ cers in the post have not been an- j nounced at department headquarters. Democratic party. S. ISAUOilE SULZBACHER. I hereby announce myself a enndi date for re-election as Commissioner of Florence, in the forthcoming cirv election, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. B. S. MEEKS. r Vt. Smoke SABOROSO cigars Two Sizes , 5c and 2 for 15c Take Your Choice— They’re Both Gocd. Classified advertisements One Cent a Word. No Advertisement Taken for less than 25c. Cash In Advance. No Advertiss- ment taken over the Telephone. One Insertion $ -25 Three Insertions -50 One Week (Six Insertions) 1-00 WANTED WANTED—The public to Know mat Wc^Jo crank shau und cylinder -e grinding Also the best class auto mobile repairing. Eagle Machine ] and Mfg. Co. ; - ,_p SPECIAL for Saturday — Dressed chickens, mutton chops, and pork sausages. Greggs Market. Phbfie 385. FOR RENT I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Commis-! sioner of the City of Florence!! subject! to the rules of the Democratic party. | J. C. KENDALL, j ■■ ■ ■■ I hereby announce myself as a can- j With the first primary for nominat ing a mayor and councilmen of Flor ence set for April 10th not quite a month remains for Florence. citizens to make ready-to vote. Registration is itec$$axy. to vote in this primary. Better look up your papers now and place yourself in position to vote for the men of your choice. AMERICAN LEGION 'AFFAIRS D7 BK.N ADAMS. Charleston. S. C *■ didate for the otiice of Commissioner IN MEMORY OF MY MOTHER ) <*#6 City of Florence, subject to the j (Mrs. C. R Moore.) 'rules and regulations governing the) Now mother dear, that you have gone,. t ' emo eratic party. T , T7 , r , r ,i, ^ 'A place is vacant in our home: ' W. H. BERRY. | A voice we loved so dear is still. | , ' And yet it seemed to be God’s wiP ' 1 hereby announee myself a candi-1 That He take you homo to rest. | ,1atn f °r re-efaction as commissioner I ' r.f TtMororwo in tho fnrfhrominr* j I know you wouldn’t have us' cf Florence in the forthcoming elec 'grieve and yet it seems so hard tol tion - subject to ^‘e rules and regu igive you up, mother ()ear, to our own! !ltlons °f the Democratic party. , ... i merciful Gcd. J. F. STACKLEY. Th's is a busy Ume for state head- | We know that he dopth all thi quarters of the legion. I have just f or the , )nst ;uid vet we can>t he , retumed from a visit to Spartanburg, | j. ut regr et the night he took you where 1 hud the pleasure of yls'ting : away and i eft nM ,ilonn to stay, headouartors and seeing . how the t s 0 niotlier dear, we are going to' Florence, subject to the rules and reg- FOR MAYOR I hereby announce myself ,-is a can- 5 didate for the yfflce of Mayor of Payment of all qity, county ami state taxes assessed and due is pre requisite to voting in the foithcom- ing city election. While this may keep some people from voting it will also be the means of collecting some hack taxes, for there are, many in Florence who. after all. consie'er the casting bf a ballot a primary duty and privilege. Florence baseball fans will welcome the operilng of the baseball season at the Florence High school. Good sport is promised for this year and it is tb be hoped that the attendance at the gam^s..will he large. 'Florence has a way ,ot supporting most of 'the things that are undertaken here and the High school baseball team is one that shogihl not be overlooked. The Times is anxious to nee tne effort bbing made by the dramatic ile- partnient of Community Service to hold a dramatic Institute a success ful venture: There are wonderful possibilities in the art of self-exores- sion, and such an institute is calcu lated to; stimulate mightily this sadly neglected side of community activity work is being carried on. The mail pray and pray that He. in His mercy, is very heavy at this season, ami someday, will take us as he has taken both the department commander and you to Heaven and von to stav. department adjutant are on the go t(.|EULA. AL1THEA, MOORE. GEORGE keep everything running smooth. All t .- : posts in the state should give depart- [ MASTERS SALE ment hcadignrtcrs better cnom-ratior i so that the work can be carried on I "date of South Carolina. illations of the Democratic primary. -THAD W. JONES. more effic’ently for the good of the organization A large number of posts were rep ] resented at the statewide conference i held in Columb'a Friday. Col. Alvin j M. Owsley, national commander, was 1 Che principal speaker and stressed the need of a Huger and better legion in order that the organization may Countv of Florence. In the Court of Common Pleas C.immercia.i and Savings Bank, a corporation. Pkiintiff. Against. 7. W. Howard, as Trustee. Mrs. L Blanche Johnston. C. J. Oasque h. ’.I Po'nsette, Mary Jane Shine, et at. Defendants. Pursuant to an order of the Court be able to do more tor the disable**' of Common Pleas for Florence Conn I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Mayor of the City of Florence, subject to the Rules of the Democratic Party. W. MARSHALL BRIDGES. A WOMAN’S WAY “I tried for four months to get my wife to try Mayr's Wonderful Remei'y, which I know had helped a friend of mine who also suffered from stomach trouble. She insist- id her case was different. I final ly had to bribe her with a new dress. The first dose produced re markable results, clearing up her complexion and restoring her ap petite. She tar r.cw cat things she hadn't been able to for many years.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intesti nal tract and allays the inllamma- tion which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re funded. F. U. ake Drug Co., and all druggists. WANTED—The public to know I do general repair work on gas stoves, water heaters; also pipe bouses. Apply John Richter, 404 North Coit street. ;FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. Close in. Apply after 2 p. m. 209 W Chevea street. WAITED—Two or three rooms, fur nished or unfurnished; suitable for light housekeeping, by couple with out children. Give full description ami price asked in first letter. Ref erences exchanged. Box 303, Flor ence, S. G. .WANTED—Business young man re quires single room, in private home. Address “R. G.,” care of Florence Hotel, Florence, S. C. FOR SALE FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms on first floor .furnished, for light housekeepingg. Private entrance. Apply 105 South Warley street. Phone 428-J. FOR RENT—Five room cottage wdih all modern conveniences, lar^e yard and garden. 318 East Pine street. $35 a month. Mrs. J. A.' Cults. Phone 527- J . i FOR SALE—Nitrate ot soda, acid, kainit, sulphate of potash, mixed j fertilizers and calcium arsenate. W. i H. Syrnor & Co. FOR SALE—Fertilizer, one car ‘‘833.” I Twenty tons. Price $24 F. O. B.» Florence, P. O. Box 583. | A. M. STRICKLAND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Audita, Systems. Tax Returns. Room 15, Williamson Bldg. FLORENCE Postoffice Box 366, Telephones Nos. 732 and 418-W. 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. As the paving program progresses, with the; attendant rebuilding of the ufeter and sewerage systems, and the expansion of the surface drainage, The Times is imnressed more auu more with the value of the enterprise to the city of Florence am! to every citizen in it. This is great work that is going on in Florence and although I; has cost money it is worth every solitary Cent of it. The groundwork is rapidly being laid for the operations of the recent ly established laboratory to study boll weevil conditions in this section. Every member of this splendid corps is doubly welcome into the life of the community. They are - men of vision and high aims and an asset apart from the great work they arc attempting. We trust their stay be it long or short may be both pleasant ami profitable. men of the country. Department Commander Brice presided and intro duced Col. Owsley. Sevtral legion of lie als made hriaf talks on tne worn of the organization Conferences of legion officials gen erally hr’ng about a better under standing of the problems to be solv od by the men in different positions, j The post commanders understand bet ter what the department commandci baa to face and tie in turn gets a bet ter insight into the hard nrohlems lacing the national commander. Thi: •‘v heretofore made bv His Honor. H W. G. Shipp, Judge of the Twelfth C'rcuit. I will sell at nubile auction to :he highest bidder, in front of the Court house, at Florence. S. c.. out ing the usual hours of sale, on Mon- d*iy. April 2. 1923, (satis dav). On oreiinsea described below: All that certain piece of land sh nate in the City of Florence. Count? and State above written, on the west ern side of the C. an ( ] 1). R. 11., con taining about one and three-fourths acres: more or .'ess. and bounded on the north bv lot of W. P. Coleman. holds true in regard to all other legion J east by right of wav of C. and D R. R. on the south by land of Bar ringer. et nl. and on the west hv lo* .if mortgagors and lots of Pearce. ofiic uls. Nothing great can be ac complished without cooperation all along the ,1'no. There is every rea son to believe that the meeting in j ami estate of Patsy Columbia Friday will result in much I and good for the legion. j Also, that certain lot of land sit nate in the City of Florence, State NOTICE OF SALE UNDER CHATTEL MORTGAGE . A number or posts in the state have shown increases in member ships over last year. .The first two and County above written, measuring one hundred twenty feet on North , Cou street and in depth one nun- posts in the department to go over the j , 1r p d twenty-five feet, more or less,, ton were Sumter and Pacolet. The | and bounded on the northwest b' largest Increase or any post in the 1 Colt street; northeast by lot of W state has been mnde by the post at j p. Coleman; east by lot of.mortsa Aiken? Henry Johnson, commander. | gors above described, and on un says “Aiken Posit snows an increase south by lot of Pearce. of 207 per cent over 1922 to date and we are not through yet.” That is a splend'd showing and such work is almost sure to be rewarded with the Terms of sale, cash, purchaser to pay for papers * H. A. BRUNSON, Judge of Probate, Acting Master. Everett True By Condo The term of Henry E. Davis as a ' ifiember of the school board will ex- filre this year. It is to he hoped that the citizens of Florence will re-elect him. Those who have been in close j touch with the affairs of the school, as -well as those who watched their progress from a distance, as it were recognize the value rtf Mr. Davis’ services to the citv schools, and be liefe that he should be retained as a member of the hoard which bar functioned so well. In the past ■sev eral years the city schools ha’ c ex- ■ panded greatly.’’ In the nroceaa ofj «afing for this expansion much legal • work has arisen. This work has I been performed by Mr. Davis, not on ly at no cost to the taxpayers, but I at a personal sacrifice. Not only Mils. I the schools have benefltted largely by! the wisdom of his counsci. H A W'v3W.4V," ha W IT A s; T o f 1 A 'cur on THe "tVOMiRN'S dHCltv/Nd /WoTffefc 'Ridiculous STYos l v vt is^to CAuCiHf, ' ! J >K m ♦ h MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST ♦ ♦*+**+**+***+**♦ — A movement inaugurated by Flor en6e Community Service to spread thu knowledge and love of good music ( through n contest in recognizing and ! nafumg twenty-four famous composl [ tiojhs when they are heard. Open to evifryone without fee or registration ! Fdl further details telephone Commu | nity Service socretiry at 61. . > Review of the Second Four Selections | Four Great Personalities Selections 5. 6, 7 and 8 bring to u* one American composer, Sousa—the March King, one Gerirun, Schubert, th# world’s greatest melod’st, two Frenchmen, Off-mbach—one of the' most tp/tnted writers of light opera.! and Saint-Saens, pne of the most ver- * satile writers in the field of music. | He seemed to compose in almost any j fiejd and always to do well. Two of i thttn lived and died in the prei-ofiin- j century;; one of them recently pass ed away and one is still living. Four Types of Music j Bourn is represented by h s host I mweb, if any one ean he sel*cl“d! froto ajflipat a .ijpz£n that are excel t lent'. It marches oh with regular, ir j ' ano it is to twe&p (vhisn you (m tp c?r^mctse> (voweM'S ccoth^^ ! WotvtSv&p., X'CL’ GrtVCS You Cl? CUD IT ^o(K Oive "Thing.,*and tvmy vS^ You NeVGR. UTTe«.G.E> A tuOR.O OT* CRmOvSM (A/HC5H THIS STTuG OWiucs »N SHORT 'SKIR.TS ill , . v „ State of South Carolina, ‘ County of Florence. UNDER AND BY VIRTU RE of the power of sale contained in that certain chattel mortgage executed by! Roy's Incorporated to Farmers &' Mechanics Bank and bearing date of October 29ta, 1921, and by the said, bank assigned, for valuable consider ation, to the Bank o' - 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 will, at the place _ _ of business of the Mortgagor No. Mallory, et al ; 2 ® and 22 on the South side of Fits; ' 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 the goods, chat tels and property hereinafter enum erated and fully described in the chat tel mortgage hereinabove referred to. 3r 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 ^nd property to he 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 i street, in the Williamson Building, in the City of Florence, County of Flor ence. State of South Caroling, includ ing all furniture, fixtures and equip ment of every kind and description whatsoever, used in connection with xny business conducted on the said premises, or pertaining thereto and| all rights and interests of the mytga- j ‘ gor in the'ffuprovements placed on said i premises, together with the entire I stock of merchandise of 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 the business j 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 the operation of its business. The flx- *uros and equipment covered by this mortgage comprise all electric fix tures, including lights and fans; nine pool tables, with racks, cues, chairs, and all other equipment used in con- pection with the operation of the pool room; the fountain, show eases, wall l-aaes and all other equuipument per taining to or uses for the purpose of the business now conducted in the front part of the .pool room premises: 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 iaides, chairs, tray stands, trays, lln- < ens, plate and hollow silverware, j crockery, glassware, pictures, refrig- erntors, ranges, ovens and all other dining room and kitchen equipment and utensils of every kind.” j TOGETHER with the good will of I the said business, the leasehold rights of the mortgagor to the premises | above described, and all and singular, Ithe rights and appurtenances to any, of the said properties belonging, or in) anywise appertaining. Terms of sale cash. Proceeds arls-; lug therefrpm to he applied on the! mortgaged indebtedness. , This 7th day of March, A. D., 1923.1 BANK OF FLORENCE, , Mortgagee., | Florence, S- C. | ~~3‘k nia sea vice 1 ' J tSSX, PIGGLY WIGGLY WHERE YOU SAVE Baby ; Chick, Feed, 8 M 29c- lOS. FOR SALE—Firewood from slabs,) consisting largely of ash and oak. Price $1 for one horse load at mill. Giles Bay Lumber Co. Laying Mash, 8 1-3 lbs. ... Chicken Feed, 26c Vi pk. FOR SALE—Black S C Minorca hatching eggs for sale» Show pen, $2 for 15 eggs. Utility fjen, $1. Heavy laying strain. D. S. McCar- ] thy. Phone 533-W. II King avenue. MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED REAL E STATE Chas. E. Commander Attorney-at-Law Phone 886 Skyscraper FOR SALE—Get your Faster bunnies' now. Belgian hares, Flemish Giants, and White New Zealands. W. J. Eaton, 214 South Gaillard st.. FOR SALE—Chandler touring car,' Dispatch model. Good condition; four tires, practically naw. Fine 1 car for transfer service. Cash or: terms. Apply 705 Skyscraper. PIANOS — VICTROLAS Seigling Music House Inc. We are agents fhr the Steinway Piano, Brambach Small Grand, Ivera &. Pond, Kranich & Bach, Shonlnger, Stodart. FOR SALE—Five passenger Patxijr car, equipped with new cord tires.' $201) cash gets car. J. A. Cults. Phone 527-J. Chicken Feed, 39c Peck Pink Salmon, 15c per can .... Prunes, per lb. . 20c For Saturday Only Small Ham Sale Kingan’s Pic- 18c nics, lb. ... Maxwell House Cof- fee ’ 39c per lb Good to the Last Drop Compound Lard — 2 pound 38 c bucket 4 pound ... • 71 P bucket 8 pound $1,40 bucket ... FOR SALE—Master transplanters, or resetting tobacco plants, $6 each. I Lorick and Lowrance, Inc., Colum-' Ida, S. C. j \V. M. VAN DYKE Teaches BANJO, VIOLIN, GUITAR, 'CELLO, MANDOLIN Studio: Over Lake’a Drug Co. MISCFXLaN icons START Your Garden Now—We "can! SMALL supply the best seeds grown. L.! O. Watson Seed Co., old Tlmea | Bldg. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Mando- - i |j n8( Ukuleles. Pull line of Accee- MAKE YOUR MOTOR run like new 1 sories. Strings Etc. by having your cylinders reground I SHEET MUSIC " and fitted with new pistons. We’ve . installed modern cylinder grinding | oClgllllg MllSIC HoUSC equipment in our plant and It is ! operated by expert mechanic::. Let i us tell you more about it. The J. D. I Bridges Co. . Inc. 49 West Evans Street CALL Carolina Building Material Co. for prices on t.11 building material, paints, vara’shes, enamels, etc. Phone 66. 22 East Cedar street. FLORENCE SHOE REPAIR SHOP. 3 East Evans street, in the Florence Shoe Store. Phone 163. Half soels 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 Cal] for and delllver. 35c 65c Flour, Selfrising — “Tri-Sum’’ Brand— 6 pound sack 12 pound sack 24 pound $1.20 sack ... THANK YOU! PIGGLY WIGGLY 36 West Evans St. F YOt are going to paint your house phone 66. Carallna Building Mater- rial Co., for an expert paint man to call on you and give you an esti mate. COTTON For Spot and Future Delivery in units of 10 bales and upward. Margin requirement at present $10 per bale. J. P. BRUNSON, SUMTER, S. 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 PHONE 947—For nice dry stove, wood. $1.50 per load. West End; Fuel Co. SPECIAL Garden Fertilizer; also I cotton seed meal, acid, kainit, ui-1 trate of soda, and any other goods wanted. Phono 797. I LARGE Roc Shad. $1.5(1 each. Buck Shad. 50 cents, 75 cents and $1.00. Lunther River Bream. Louis J. Rollins. The Poor Man's Friend. CAROLINA ELECTRIC ShatT Shell uses the bent 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 sole, 85c. Work 'called for and delivered. Phone 249-J. Best shine in city for 5c. 57 East Evans st. TAKEN UP—One black butt headed cow. Owner can get property by identifying and paying for care. Apply J. Eli Gregg’s place, R. F. D. 1, Florence, S. CV BURN OAK WOOD. One cord of oak wood equela one ton of coal. Wo cut it any longth. Phone 947 West End Fuel Com pany. GET ON the trainY EOR HEALTHVILLE -J WHAT* USE O ILL ?, SPRING is here in Royal Society Models. Learn the new work free of cost at the Newsy Hut. Hs> H. J. TOMKINSON. of Charlotte.N.E.. witli Chas. M. Steiff & Co., piano Inner and repairer, will he here for a few davs. Phone 25“. 1 National Cash Register Salee, Service And Supplies. 8. C. JACKSON. Salee Agent. 6 North Irby St. 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 co:.t 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