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K-MN itiiM»i I T*0 B A C C O FLUES SAVE $5—Give us your order now. Sure to lie higher. COLE CORN PLANTERS — Every farmer knows they are better. GARDEN and POULTRY WIRE —92.50 to 98.50 per roll. Planet, Jr., GARDEN PLOWS 6.25. GARDEN RAKES, HOES, TOOLS—50c. Free Tire Cover Given with Every Tire Until 25 Tires Aic Sold. First Come, First Served. FREE TIRE COVER WEEKS-BRADLEY HARDWARE CO. 54 E. Evans Phone 71 rnm+mn THB !UlhI^TUtg^JRIDAY, > ^r.T^NOa\, MARCg,-;LS, 1922 I DOINGS OF THE DUFFS— Still Kept Very Busy. BY AM.MAN I WANT* TO GIVE 700 AN ORDER AND I WISH VOO WOULD DELIVER IT 7&DAV - TWO BUSHEL OF POTATOES- A SACK OF FLOOR ALL RIGHT, MR DOFF •/ V TWO DOT-fc'N EGGS-A \ DOXEN BANANAS, FIVE Pounds of sugar. - SOME CELER7 AND HEAP LETTUCE - FOUR CANS OF'CORN - A D02EN OF ORANGES AND A FIVE Pound chicken Hi nli HELLO,TOM DOFF, HOW ^ARE YOU? HAVEN’T SEEN .You IN A LONG TIME - HOW’S everything? OH PRETTY GOOD, CHARLEY - ► HOW HAVE YOU BEEN? T / HOW’S BUSINESS? ARE YOU STILL WORKING FOR THE SAME PEOPLE? y YES, THE WlF-E AHP TWO KIDS - =- ? f IJ // ,»iE % snVKV Social and Personal Telephone Items for this Depart ment to 225 HYMAN-FUNK Of much interest to the many THOMAS-JONE3 A very quiet wedding V3 KeepYour Complexion of Rose-Petal Texture Nadine Face Powder will keep the roses in your checks. It will make your skin soft, smooth and velvety. It will lend an irresistable charm, and the fragrance of the flower garden. Nadine adheres and protects the skin from sun, wind and ^ dust. Contains no ingredient that can harm the skin or the eyes. Money re funded if not pleased. 50c at your toilet counter. Min iature box by mail 4c. NATIONAL TOILET CO. Paris, Tann;^^ Tilth, Whitt. Fltth, Pink, Bruntllt FRIDAY, MARCH 16 ! i! l>, in.—Parent-Teacher associa- jtion of Central school. ! 3:u0 p. in.—l,af-a-Lot Huh; Mrs. T. II. Weaver, 117 South Wurloy stivet. ] hostess. 5 p. m.—Baptist Circle prayer services. Paneuma Barton, Mrs. W. B. McKn’ght, 21$ West Kvans. Flor I ence Lide, Mrs. It. J. Severance, ; South Dargan. Carrie Lake, Mrs ! John Coleman. 124 South .larrott. i Bank relatives attended Uu ; Kdna Moseley, Mrs. A. H. Casque j 214 South Irhy. Fanu’e Heck, Mrs B. W. Covington, 104 South iSirgan. I Anna Hartwell. Mrs. J. 1-1. Rainwater, ! 400 South Pine. MONDAY. MAR'CH 19 4 p. m.—At high se.oool inilliiTtg I The Mothers club. Mothers of boy> who .ire members of the Hi-Y out: are eligibio for membership. 4 p. m.—American Leeion auxiliary i meets in the Legion rooms. ! friends of the young conpfe in Flor- ! once will be the annouhccmciit of the \ marriage of Miss Florence Callle ( Funk to George Haynes Hyinuu, ; wii^h took place at tnc home oi the i inide’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. M i Funk, 427 South Church street, Wed nesday afternoon at 4 o clock. Ur- t , n(| JI. Tticker Gralyim. iihsior of lim j WMt jding. ^ '’reshyt'Tinn <-io.:rch • peiTormcv' ih>- Rev. George Harmon nor'ornied the eereihony. Only a f 1 *''' friends with ceremony after which Mr. and Mrs. ihe memners of the two ta mi lies Jones left on the 9.10 Iran for Rai- \u>'-<> meson! lor the eeremony. Mr “'gli where they will visit patents of and Mrs. Hym n left immediately the groom. afterward for Atlanta, Ga., and other Mrs. Jones was attired In a ta’lored mints on their Honeymoon. They navy Iduo coat suit with accessories are traveling by automobile. I (>• 1 lo matcli. The bridal boiuiuet was hr'de has recently been connected I of pink and white oarnaUoun ,inixeu with the Commercial and So v ini: She Is a young woman " In 183U our 23; in 1920 it 844 niilaa. railroad mileage was had expanded to 262.-) was solemn Iked Thursday imvnihg. Marhli-15, ui the home of Mr. and Mrs. ft. f). San-1 dcr^ W’est Chev ‘s street, when Mina ! Maryon Thomas became the bride of W'lllam L. Jones, of Raleigh. N. C. who is with the Palmetto Light and ni< rce Commission shows Power Co. i total wage htll of C'.is.j I Only the family atid a few intimato j )H .|, H |j n ,. AVERAGE RAIL WAGE IN 1922 WAS $1,622.28 • A report just mmied bv the Bureau j i i that the railroads, and rermtfjji I with ferns. She will he lit home I her many friends, March 21 at K. r.witcivng and ri < omp uii- s. ip 1922 was $2,669,180,722. The avei'age imaiher ot men employed during Ihe year was 1.645,237 who r** ! ccived an averaga monthly wage of j $135.19;, or aii average wage tor Uo'' year of $1,622.2$. * , ! The number of mplove- in Uei 'un ; _ I bet- dm-rea led by 31. f’37 compared 1 i with November. “There was nn '» ; crease o£ 67 in tlio nemher of ofli- ; ! eials and slaff assistants and a ue- ■■ the professional J South McQueen street. charming and winsome personality J and has hosts of friends in Florence, j j Mr. Hyman ’S a ion of Mrs. N. S | TAYLOR-MARTIN J Gibson and lives at Winona where h: ' WEDDING I has -large farming in'crests. He is At !l o’clock on Fi'tnrday Iverv popular omoh- his fr onds in i March 10th, Miss Annii i Florence. Mr. and Mrs. Hyman upon! lor and. W. H. Martin were their return to Florence will live Winona where they have a hequPful I Baplist church. The ceremony wa new home. ! performed by Dr. Martin pastor of . —...me bride. •COLUMBIA COLLEGE | Miss Taylor *s a native of Finn n<<- 8 p. m. Fidelis dass of Tie First . CLUB HAS MEETING county and has for the past sever,ii Baptist chmch: hostess. Mrs. Bruce j ^t an interesting and well attend years made her home in Florenc**, Yt crease of ‘ and clerical *0.049 in fore os. There was a ue- 1 crease of 46.473 in the number o< j maintenance of way |in,i structures empioyes ami art* increase of 12.641 tu | maintonancc of equi| incut aim i moral!.,,, i 8 ^ 0| . es (.mmoyes. I ' a " r,u ; There was a dm-r. qil el tv 1 ,, . lllsl ,, (| at, married at the parsonage of the Firstj n ' I McAdams, South Warloy street. MONEY TO LEND ON APPROVED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY . Fifteen Year Term Loan, with three per cent of Principal Amount and Interest at Six and a Half Per Cent payable semi-annually. Loans made on basis of Fifty Per Cent of appraised valuation. See us for further information. FLORENCE TITLE, TRUST AND INVESTMENT COMPANY 27 WEST EVANS STREET FLORENCE, S. C. ’ ed meeting of the Columlda College where she lips many friends who will J | Club held at the home of Mrs. K. In> interested in her recent marriage. [ ;!). Sallenger on Laurel street, mem-j The groom is a locomotive engmec j bers earnestly discussed plans for as of the A. C. L. and a res'iient of So ; I sisting the college in prising iunus vannah, Ga., where the bride am to pay off the indebtedness upon the groom wit’ make their homo. institution, and activity in this dim--; lion will soon be undertaken. Tin Airs. F. H. Roberts has returnuc club was dePghted to nqw members .Mrs. J. and Mrs. N. E. Winters. isc of 1.783 in to > I alion service, other man engine and yard employes aim ! pu increase of 414 in the number of; yard masters, switch tenders ami, hostlers, and 5,277 in those in tram and engine service. * The average w igo in December i .was $138.48, compared with $13l.‘l! | Pi November.—Railroad Data. M it mm CINCO RANKS FIRST in American cigar popularity because it repeats in quality. Nearly a quarter of a billion smoked annually. Try Cinco for a week and be convinced. A truly unusual smoke. 2 for 15c, everywhere. The Florence Daily Times, 15c a Week welcome as; hmi'c from u local hosfciln 1 * and ii- L. HoWerrnn getting along very nicely now. To take tlie; + 4* 4 1 office of nresident of the club, wuicn j George Jones, travel : ng engineer of was formerly held by Mrs. Sallenger. tiie Atlantic (’oast Line, second and wh<y has resigned, Mrs. Wilhelmina tiiird divisions, was in the citv tins Spears elected. Mrs. Spears was a t noming on his retr/rn from Fayette- niece of the late Dr. W. W. Danlei. j vilie, where he was called on accoun president of the college for mam 0 Uu* death of his nunt. Miss l.izzie THE NEWSY HUT looks — Magazines — Novelties Pictures and Picture Framing 49 WEST EVANS ST. The Certificate . of Deppsit If you have money which you have not yet decided how to use, a good suggestion is to get a corti cate of deposit at this bank. It is safe, simple and profitable, and pays you 5 per cent interest. Palmetto Bank & Trust Co. Member Federal Reserve System Resources: One Million Dollars. I y'vrs an,) he r 'lection as prc.siupiit was considered very fitting. At the jciiuciusion of the meeting the hostess I :’crved a sweet course which was very greatly enjoyed. SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT Mrs. R. D. Sanders delightfully en 'jones, wlio was buried at, the family I grave yard at Fayettevlle yesterda,. ' .Viisa Jones had attained a remark Hble age. She was nearing her nine | ty-sixth year when she died. + * * ‘ Mrs. L. B. McCutciieon and Airs. C. M. Gregg have, gone t'» Golumb'a to ' dav to attend the Pilly Sunday serv MILK Morning Delivery. Your Trade Solicited. H. E: CORRIE Phone 3311 R. F. D. No. 1 I i tertained Wednesday ( ftcrnoon from , i ce s there this afternoon. 4:30 to 6 w th a shower for lier niece. + 4> ♦ M : f,s Marvon Ihomas, who m soon to 1 Walter Hazard, a i rominint at to: | wed William I.. Jones. Many games ney of Georgetown, is spending the, .iml contests were enjoyed after | day in the city, having business in; wired small car ls were passed and ' the United States Court j cadi guest was asked to write a sug , + + 4. j 1 gestion for tnc bride-to-be. This at- Mrs. A. R. Sellars has lie,91 called forded much fun-Tor Dll the sugges to Anderson on account of the illn,B3i i thins were imniorous. ! 'of lier sister. Mrs. Clyde Welch. A huge box covered in white c r epr ; ♦ ♦ ♦ t,mi tied with a link satin bow cans- ' Mrs. A. W. Hill, of Ebenezer. and ',-,1 much curiosity and confusion i B. P. Cuttino, of Sumter, were visl- Hie guests. j tors for several days at the homo of junior guest, after opening. ! Mrs. L. K. Allman, 217, Covington j among j The foiiiid 't contained presents that are bride's heart. Delightful leitvsimielits ha- cream and cake w« all kinds of Irtvely dear to a girl and street. nf hloek n> serves. M'ss Audrey Pendergrass who has Im-cm very ill Mt he Florence liifLm- arv for several days, was reported slightly better this afternoon. Mi*s Pendergrass developed pneumonia following an operation. ♦ d 1 4* j Dr. Newton Swem, of Conway, has 1 lx-< a |h" guest of ills sister, Mrs. E. ■ L. Kmith, 12 East Choves street, for ^ 1 several days. | •l* ♦ 4* ! Mr. ami Mrs. Donald McLaughlin, 'Arthur llalldanc. Mrs. Sam Sessions,, land Mrs. E. L. Smith motored over l to ('(dunihia yesterday to hear Billy !Sunday. NEW ROSES FOR UTTLE CHEEKS A RE your children pale and thin, weak and languid? Build them up for the long, hot summer with Gude’s Pepto-Man- gan. It will help them put on solid, glowing flesh, bring back the roses to their cheeks, the brightness to their eyes, and the health, vigor and vivacity which “spring fever” have taken away. Your druggist has Gude’s, and wil tell you that for years physicians have * prescribed it as a reliable, effective tonic. Liquid or tablets, as you prefer. Gude’s Pepto-Mangan Tonic and Blood Enrichcr HOT CROSS BUNS Fresh and crisp from our oven daily during Lent. To insure having them for Good Friday and Easter your order early place ELECTRIK MAID BAKE SHOP » EASTER MILLINERY New Ship blent of PATI'EUN HATS FOR EASTER You need only to glance at our beautiful assortment and tlich at our low prices to realize ihat we arc ottering exceptional values. We are also featuring a beautiful line of untrimmed straw shapes in the new desired colors. ft :• I Before buying, be sure and see our MAI)GE EVANS’ HATS FOR LITTLE LADIES their smartness in style will please them. '/*' r • ' * * t . ! I ^ v And don’t fail to see ’ • ' * - Our Counter ft: 1 of wonderful values in Trimmed Hats. Our SPECIAL TOMORROW, for One Day Only, will be our entire stock of ARMOUR PLATE HOSIERY at greatly reduced prices. The Misses Hamby Agents for Gbssard Corsets 14 East Evans Street Phone 795 Railroad News A number nf tin* hoys mi the yard enjoyed ,x llsl 1 stew ut Morton Mul Urnw’s; mill Tuesday night, Kupt. J. K. Dawson, of the y.M.i’’ A., is on a visit to liis old home til Clif ton Forge, Va. During hip anaenen tin: staff is being ii.ssiuted by L. W. Nesjnith. , / , On Thursday, eighteen carfl of truck were Ira listened from ventilat ed cars to refUgeralor ears on th« transfer yard anil shipped north. There are about two huni'red cars of l.erislialilcs handled through thia yaril daily, a great deal of ino nro- dirt'e coining from Soullnirn Florida, consisting of let I uce. si ra whoirles. piid other vegetables. Shipments of truck from the lower, part of the abate are also beginning to eonid through A eonslderalde amount of spinach Is coming through from : imlnta around Charleston. Sweet potatoes are still being handled through' hero lit north oni markets and solid fertilizer liains are still being run. 1, r l lie tourist travel still holds up well. People tun traveling -In cun- s'doinble numbers, going both wavn let ween the north and Florida points No. 82 lias been run In two sections for the past several days in order to accommodate the -oassenger travel which lias turned back .north. S. W. Dixon was Tn Cheraw Wed nes'Tiv on business. For carrying a ton of freight mu mile in 1922 the railroads received uu nveiuge of 1.176 cents: in 1921 the average was 1.262 cents. The average mileage of the class ' .railroads operated 'u 1922. in the Eastern District, was 58.558; in the Southern District. 43.674 and in the Western Distiiet, 131.345. , ■ | In 1922 for carrying a paksengH' one mile the average revenue wns Jit .028 cents; in 1921 it was 3.088 cents. An Opportunity for a Tailor To fiiid-n market for those 1111- • - ' . • v aillyd for suits and overcoats that are hanging up in his store and to enable him to get rid of ■»- w v *; • ’ . them quickly and easily—and, best of all, at a profit. # To find the buyers, a good plan » would be to use a small “Want Ad” in The Florence Daily Times, and the expenditure of twenty-five or fifty cents might be the means of selling several suits.