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/ t I 4 1 i 1 i TtlB rU)KKN€K DAILY T1IU58. SATURDAY AFTBRXOOX, MARCH 1.7. 1^23. Iff ■ .vIHK’mW'ir+H******- ***«' T. 'jT* decision' by* n'of HamtlHe wpwn W'nttev artorimcml High School Boys And Girls To Play Teachers *r M'GOLL GIRLS HERE their sistir, Mrs. John Aus- T hilnger clatrtect ‘he , score of 24 to 23 i here with “Hugh T. Shockley of Spartan ,,, | burg and J. D. P'ulp of Abbeville, serv-j ed on the committee in plpce of S | ‘'J 1,8 - 'V right iind son. . W. Carwile, of McColl and Orin F. i tin Wr'aht of Lamar visited rela I | Crow of Hartsvi)'le, both of whom I lives here Sunday afternoon. ! The girls' of the Junior High will be played V\ eduesday afternoon. [were d'squalifled from acting, in 1 Carson Anderson spent Wednesday j School basket ball team have chal-I 3.30 o’clock in the high school: wn_i_ Q£t;|QE WHICH TEAM j view of t * le fact that both Hartsville in Florence with friends. line un has not! WILL TACKLE THE ORANGE- i and McColl were concerned in the Mack Hicks of New Zion spoil'; BURG SEXTET 1 decision Miss Helen Coker of Society'Thursday here with Ms son and! [Hill was the tlSrd member of thel daughter in law... Dr. and Mrs. W. £., I Hicks. j Belton Benton spent Wednesday lu | •hat will be played at the same time jw^, decWe in r/iin)e t0 , je 1)laye(] a , CHARLESTON BOYS ' T, " ,e wKh ‘" e,,4 ■• longed the ladies of the faculty to a 1 basket ball game. The teachers havt ! 8 • f accepted the challenge and the game • been announced yet. | The Junior boys have challenged j Tlle low country championship for ' committee presenS” faculty to a game, ; girls high school basket ball teams! CARE OF THE HAIR hodmen of the / Many of tour leading society wo- nient than! Parisian Sage for flieir beautiful b tir. "Use it two or-three times a week" says F. U. Lake Drug Co., |and it w-ill make the hair soft, fhick and lustrous. as the girl's game. The lineup for . , (Columou 1 \ uiuiuu ti on March 23 between* GVaneebnrg and either Hartsville or! r McColl. pending Orangeburg’s opponent de upon the outoorue of th- STATE CHAMPIONS WIN i a j j 2 ■p= W s he men is: Center—Robert Allison. Guards—Ivan Mouck, John Harllee. Forwards—Lee Khame, Malcolm . Smith. j Kame which will be staged here Mon j General utility man, George Briggs. | day night between,- Hartsville a.id • The Junior class is trying to make j McCpll. The fact that HartsV'i<. - ( money for the Junior-Senior recep-| McColl girls team wi,'l light their 1 turn and they hope to have a largei battle for a chance at the low coitn rowd present at the game. The ad | ,rv cnamnionkhiu on the high school 1 mission will be ten cents. , vourr in Florence will give plotiserc To Play Here Monday [to lovers of the game here. Both Hartsville and McColl will play 1 schools have unusually good teams , the semi-chumpionsh’p game here j and a fine exhib’tion of basket hall | Monday night. This is said to be is promised. It is hoped that there 1 the greatest game of the season and | will be a large crowd out to see this The winner of this game will go to; game. In discussing the McCryil Championship of the state in basket 1 „ ‘"j." •'r tonioon here “the guest of Columbia to play Orangeburg for the I Hartsville game, the Hartsville Mes- • ■ - — . _ . _ tSund.iv afternoon neie. tn. gu st 1 Several of this community ar" plamrng on spending this week end in Columbia where they will attend the sermons of the Rev. TV. A. Sue defy. , , . ’ * > Mr.’and Mrs. FTarl C. Tiiiltt am!) children of Albemarle. N. C.. spent! FROM SPARTANBURG HIGH ! the week end here with Mr. Trn'tt’.si SCHOOL-IN BASKETBALL CO- [pbienls. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. TVnUl., LUMBIA LAST NIGHT Robert M. Anderson and son. Wil-j lard Anderson of the Sparrow Swanin ];y defeating Spartanburg high | community spent Sunday afternoon school boys basket ball team on the - witl1 relatives. . . ' | Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Evans and clnl university gym floor in Columbia J dren of ’rimmonsville spent Sundliv lu-'t night by tlie scoi> of 57 to 15.' here with Mrs. Evan’s parents^ .Mr Charleston high school pga'n won the I an( * -^ rs - Ernest Tailioiough. Mrs. A. Myers of Hamville smui' "IH'I! WATER CONSUMERS NOTICE! - • > Km If your water bill is not paid on or before Tuesday, March 20th, supply will be subject to cut off without further notice. Water CITY Department HALL championship. The be 25 and 35 <?ents. admission BUILDING ACTIVITIES willisenger says: I ‘‘The winner of this semi-final bom iwill on March 23 do battle with the 'i up state title When itttomes to prices, we want | holder for the state (championship. M'ss Sarah Godbohl DURING PAST MONTH ! 1 1 as t be «| 1 ® el ® ct ® d as r « rt>r e« ^ the i _ |Hai’tsville-McColl game. LARGE NUMBER PERMITS TAKEN!conuifu^lmw UU ' I OUT FOR NEW BUILDINGS ’ ment hetwp n -hL / dlsasrH *‘ AND REPAIRING (ment between .he two teams as m AND REPAIRING jthe 8Core of the Memminger-McCoU The following is the report of the [ i < '’\ ar ’ es t t ' on - . | The committee you to ki^(\- that onr carpets, mat-1 building inspector for Florence from 1 ' i 1 sldes was , ,ina,,If ’ ting, lino!e*im, druggets and rugs are I February 10th through March 10th»r Q , , r f®, ^ aecision as to the facts down to the floor—that’s as low as j which shows building activities going i f“ a t f, rew 0, ' t the game whit ‘b was anyone’s with the quality like purs.'on to the amount of $29,136. ,! nen “ lsre S a |' ( * e d 'it tne arranging of S. Vaughan Furniture Co. I Brown. Pine street! remodeling the elimination contests in the low ' i porch, $250. ‘ coun ^ r y race. Both teams claime< A man i^ judged l).v the. company he j Thad Jones, blast Evans street, re- 'V. )e ,' i< l Jr - v in t,ie d'sputed game, the keeps, and lots cf times by the ap- modeling store. SlaO. ' v .McColl sextet fixing the score at 2»* peurauce of his c-lohes. Now we keep I Clayton Brown, Brunson street, one |to - 4 ,n McColl’s favor whilr Mem- up that appearance. J. J. Scarborough, 1 story wood store, $200. | —■— / The Dry Cleaner. Phone 185. One. v. r . R. Barringer, East Cheves MASTER’S ‘SALE State of South Carol’na. Day Service. I street, adding room anti remodeling J dwelling, $1,000. You can flwayB get face value when , Mr. Tallevast, West Evans street, you come ‘to us and you will admit remodeling store, $7.*., it when you leave. We are equipped ' Harrison-Bultman. East Evans for the ligJiness. The Vanity Box street, remodeling store, $175. (Mrs. Colef.l Phone 169. hall. The work of Teddy and George Miss Lout’shue Anderson Weeks was the outstanding feature* of the gone, each of the brothers ac-j = counting for 18 points In the game. For Spartanburg Hill and Creighton starred. A ,'arge crowd saw the! chnmpionship game. The line ui'. wasi as follows: Charleston (57) Spartanburg (15> P. Weeks (c) ... ,F Lindsay Douglass F Habel IG. Weeks C Henrv • Drowata G-.. Creighton (e) Fisher G Jill! j Scorng: Charleston, field goals, T. Weeks 9. (!. Weeks 9. Douglass S: foul goals, Douglass 5; Spartanburg. ( :leld goals, Creighton 3. Bourne 2. foul goals, Lindsay 5. Substitutions: Oltan'eston. Johnson ; for Fisher, Taylor for T. Weeks.] Nanlz for G. Weeks. Nowell for Dro- j wota; Spartanburg, Bourne for Habel.' Referee. McLean (Newberry); um-| pire, Sparkman (Carolina). Time of periods, 20 minutes. County of Florence. Court of Common Pleas G. L. Sauls, Plaintiff vs. II. J. Sandlin. Ashton H. Williams 1 Pud the First Nation;)' Bank o | Florence, South Carolina, Defend * ants. j fcrdls, March 17.( —SieciaD—S. M. Pursuant tc an order of the Court Greene made a business trip to Tim- .’SARDIS ACTIVITIES * TOLD IN BRIEF FORM i M. F. Schntbben, East Evans street. ] modeling store, $350. Three miles from town and out of gas. i Miss Scruggs. East Evans street, Then you stop to grieve. [remodeling store, $200. Next time^ you are going away, Old j Trinity Baptist church. West Dar-jof Common Pleas, for Florence Conn- * monsvilk* Wednesday. 0 T °P; t , | lington street, repairing. $300. ! ty. S. C., in the case stated above. See us before you leave, Rebecca Sligh, Cox street, one made by his honor. S. W. G. Shipp. And you won t have to stage a come- story wood dwelling. 6 rooms. $1.600., Judge of the 12th Judicial C'rcuit Piuo ’Ibng Staiiou lor Service, j L . | f . Wright, South Gaillard, one, and dated March 13th, 1923 l'will Jhone 151-J. ; iron store. $100. ! sell at public a.i'-tion, to the h : gl?est M. .M. Serins. Divine street, auto irnnt^Mr » A business proposition should never o« ra „ w c-n ^ * 11 * l \ <ou,t bouse. iLSTp™,^, It !, t, V, Je " , r/ :»» £uS£ Building am! Loan Association. First " m‘ (to"enfeld^ 1 Pressley street. «ne [ ^ibed^etaw^ the 1 ' rem,Sea <i0: National Bank Building, Florence.‘ atorv WO od dwelling. 2 rooms. $300. , n J ., . . . S. C. Don’t neglect them. C. E. Smith. Park avenue ‘ one ^ and S, , n a g “ ilr . ^ c f lta t n ^ el . story wood dwellins 9 rooms, $5,000. i ° r , trat ! t '’ and ’ aituate I , ln tl,p Whenever you see a man with cold j Mc.Master North Daruar. and aforesaid, containing leet. tell hun about our hot water hot- Htr ^t,'adding ‘room and remodeling! j *,° r,y ' s ‘ x l and ^-tenths (46.61 acres. ties. Palace Drug Co. (The Store for ] 50^ (mote or less, designated ps tract No Servit e), Iff East^Evaus street. Phone! w ...i„ »r„.i . .... . ... '6 ,>02-303. , storv ““ 1 Mrs. J He had a wonderful appetite; he couldn't help it. Why? Because he, street one " <m a I )lat ot t,le laa'ls of the sa’d a wonderful appetite; ne s(01 . v W ood dwelling. 4 rooms, $600. always takes his meals where they I. M. Earle. Mechanic , . , . wood dwelling. 4 rooms. $600. •'^rtgagee, matte by B. W. Mamin, C Nofal. Boyd street, one ' 1 ^ a,e,, August 22, 1919. duly r*v joroei- in -he offi<-e of C. C. C. P. for B. Harper, North Colt street, one Florence County in Plat Book No. F. L. Anderson motored down to Effingham Wednesday where be vis [ ited h ! s son. S. B. Anderson. S. E. and Thomas E Benton snent Wednesday in Florence on business. Miss Emily Askins snent the wees end in Lake City 'vith her parents. Mr. and Mas. Adam Sims and baby * -Money In Your Spare Time! m 0 Probably you would like to make some extra money. Per haps you have a scheme of your own as to how this can he done—perhaps you haven’t —anyway, why not try a small “Want Ad”, in the Classified Section of The Florence Daily Times, advertising your wants? ,1,#! W* storv wood dwelling. 4 rooms. $1,000 . at page — (toatf* thcpi with good tilings to eat,; j,- q ing Brunson street adding; rerms of sate, .-ash; purchaser to at the Sanitary Cafe. Phone 98. “Eat - ruorn3 ' $ ;*„o. " ’ 1 P a y for papers. in Comfort," * a a Cox. North Sumter, adding H. A. BRUNSON, cne room. $75. F. H. Hudson estate. North Dargan street, repairing store. $450. Mrs. T. Calais, South Irby street. r«- Real good bread is hard to beat, and to doc so, you got to go some. There Is quality in every loaf and ev- cry bite Is wholesome, in that Moth- 7m’ ers BretaU. Ask your grocer or get Mrs. Pate. W it at the ffetrik Matd. j niodellnK dwe , ling . $50 0 ,,,, G. C. Chandler, Irby street, remod-, D.d yoq fever see a calf cut wood?j eU 8tore $ - 00 ! No. but I Have had many a good veal I , Tl . nnvbitl q, Judge of Probite, Acti/ig Master. ^est Evans street, re- Mr. Boykin, South 'JnrV'i tb | t,a !, mett0 , iVi o rk w t an p, 001,1 ' adding room and Storage, tf»e, Place of Quality. Phone , F stackley, MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina, County of Florence. Court of Common Pleas. Atlantic Life Insurance Co., Plaintiff, vs. Walter Poston and Armour Fertiliser Church street.) Works, porch, $350. I — best of rmMrial and renpe Phone 16:i."' Defendants. Brown street, exten-1 Pursuant to an order of the Court s-iott one story wood dwelling, six °f Common Pleas for Florence Coun- looms, $2,000. ! ty, S. C., in the case stated above, Morrison Investment Co.. East Ce- made by his honor. S. W. G. Shipp, j dur street. 1 story brick dwelling, five 1 j l!( l8‘‘ of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit, rooms. $3,000. ! and 'ated March loth, 1923, 1 will Morrison Investment Co., East Ce- se h at public- auction, to the highest the Florence Shoe Repair Shop. Don’t If-KKott feet ;et wet or cold. This is RdLl' sense, true and sound. And don’t)jaerget on, business is to! keep them*qff the gr and. With the A n r ii.?.! fJ 18 'as 1 ^ a r street, one story brick dwelling, [bidder, in front of the Court bouse, Florence, S. C., during the usual South Warley hours of sale, on Monday, April 2. street, one story wood dwelling, six 1,(23 fsalesday), the premises describ- rooms. $2,500. ed below: J. I. Gardner. Maple Park, one storv brick dwelling, five rooms. $4,000. ■ five rooms, $3,000. J. E. Pettigrew. If you are a lover ol real music * ome in ami bear the new rec ords just received, and you’ll fall in love. S'-igling Music House. Inc-. Phone 289. We want the public- to know that , " e don’t mean to be fresh -it’s just' that stock of goods we c-arry. Let* Hubbard Fill Your Cupboard. Phone. 86. I Germs crirrled an the feet of birds, and by currents jf air, are said to spread outbreaks of ‘‘foot and moatu 0n the nor l h by lands of J. D. M. '•AH of the following described real estate, situate, lying and being in the county of Florence, state of South Carolina, to wit: Containing two hutv derd ten and 46-100 (210 46) acres and being described as follows, to disease among .-attn MASTERS SiALE It cat:.sc(jiS )i great, deal of attraction •bis year lire way the New York „ Giants trimmed the Yanks, but what Smdh Carolina, caused mote attraction is the way (hose hemi'flul hats are irimmed'at The Misses'Hamby. — Countv ol Florence !n the Court of Common Pleas Cnnimercla.' and Savings Bank, c orporation. Pkiintifl. Against ■*. W. Howard, as Trustee. Mrs. L. 1 Blanche Johnston. C. .1. Gasqua H. | Benton; on the east by latlds of W. I A. Eaddy and James Robertson; on the south by run of Lake Swamp, the Huggins Public- road and lands of Atkinson; and on the west by lands of S. Atkinson and W. U Abrams, and having the following c ourses and dis tances. to wit; Commencing at a cypress corner in the run of Lake ! Svy-amp on the land of S. Atkinson, ! thence North 17.55 east 2.867 feet to an old stake corner on the lands of S. Atkinson, thence south 67.0*) east S i Wtte Mary Jane Shine. M ‘ j.859 ft;et to an old stak „ corner. » ' txiati s. thence north 13.05 west 739 feet to an Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas for Florence Conn t v lu tsMofor.* made bv His Honor. H. W. G. Shipp, Judge of the Twelfth -'bc-uit. J will sHl at public auction io the highest bidder, lu front of the old c ypress corner, thence south 67.20 east 1.875 feet to an old stake corner, on the lands of W. L. Abrams, thenc e a stiaight line projected upon the dividing line between the lands here in described and that of W. L. Abr ams in a northeasterly direction 'to an old stake corner, thence north 66.45 west J.652 feet along the line :of J. D. M. Benton to a fallen pine. All that certain piece of land sli i thence north) 67.36 west 1.516 feet uate in the City ol Florence,;. County ] along the- line of Benton to an old and State above written, on the we.* {stake corner on the lands of James lent side of the'C. and D. R. R.. cob-, Robertson, thence south 21.20 west jtainiug about one and three-fourth* [ -M33 feet along the lands of Janies SAVED SICK SPELLS Black-Draught Found Valuable by a Texas Fanner, Who Has Known Its Usefulness . Qver 30 Years. ^ " i Court house, at Florence-. S. (V- < \ .(JUS tbw usua|^)ours of sale, on Mon- Naples, Tlxas.—"I have used Thed- j dpy, April & 1923. (.-aeis day). th« ford’s Bladr-Uraught for years—I can i'u’emises desc-ribel beios-- safely say for more than 30 years," de clares Mr. 'kjL H. Cromer, a substantial, well-known! farmer, residing out from here on Roife 3. “I am 43 jears old, and when a small mtTfolk^afcrn^a'fiu^r^eomarar'^Then *“ ;res ,no,e or and bounded on i Robertson to an old stake corner on Black-Drantht was adverhsed and we! tUf ' nort! ' bv * ot of w B. Coleman 'the Huggins Public- road leading to heard of it. ? , oafct by right of way of C. and T> ; Johnsonville. thence along the said "I berari (D take Black-Draught, and l{ R-. »>n the south by land or' Bar [road in a southwesterly .direction to — :—j-FV_j— ■- ■ ^ since. I ot nl. and on the west bv tot a point, thence south 22.20 west 2,305 feet along the land line of W. A. Ead dy to an old stake corner on the run of Lake Swamp, jhence following the it regular channel of the run of Lynch’s Lake Swamp in a generally westerly direction to the beginning point, as will more fully and in detail appear >U'ou reference being bad to a plat of the same made by Adams & Kivln. c-ivil engineers. December 3rd and 4th, 1919, which plat la duly re corded in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Florence county." Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to pay for papers. Ji. A. BtyUNSON, Judge of Probate, Acting Master, have ttted if, when needed, ever since. < ringer, ct pi. and on the west bv lot I use Black-Draught now in my home, mortg-igops and lots of Pearce and certainly recommend it for any liver and estate of Patsy Mallory et at trouble. and “1 have given it a thorough trial, and : Also, that certain lot of land si’ after Uurty years can say Black-Draught, lU)tf , j,, rilv of j.<i oren< . l , i State l!LT^IU » by * ,thMsavcd n,an y | «n d County above w.-ittem measunnp Mr. Cromer writes that he is “never ['/'f on North out of Black-Draught,” and says several ( '“‘i atreet 4 ’ and f n de » ,th on « of his neighbors prefer it to any ofber 1 " rM tw ' mtv flve '‘‘ et * m,,r « or * PSl '- and bounded on the* northwest ir Colt street; norMiffcst by lot of VV P. Coleman; east by lot of mortga gors above described, and on the smith by lot of Pearce. Terms of sale, cash, purchaser to - . * ^ ««*«>* "rZ*** | OX Prpbate, Acting Master. liver medieme. “1 alway* recommend Black-Draught to my friends," he adds. This valuable, old, powdered liver medidne is prepared from medicinal roots and herbs, find ftas none of the bad effects to often observed from the use of calomel, er other pow Be sure to » WEEK TO WIN Next Saturday, March 24th, 9 p. m., this race will close. The winning of that $1,750 Studebaker Sedan, $607.20 Ford Coupe, one of the two $464.72 Ford Touring Cars, or two $165 Radio Sets depends very largely on next week’s work. ► A HOT BATTLE ON NOW! The hottest kind of vote battle has been waging in The Florence Daily Times great !j^»,00U Automobile and Prize (tautest all this week. $5 a day for best daily showing seems to have been a real stimulus, plus the fact this race ends Just one week from today, at 6 p. in. Miss Nora Mae McMillan, of Dis trict Two, is winner of $-‘> offered the eontestant turning in the greatest amount of cash business from 6 p. m. Thursday until 6 p. m. Friday. Tonight at 6 p. m. ends the weekly period at which time will be awarded the $10 and $5 offered the contest ants turning in first piht second great est amourff of cash subscription busi ness in each district (’tiring the week. All day subscriptions have been pour ing into The Florence Daily Times olfice and final check-up will show tills to have been the biggest week of the whole contest in point of cash subscription business bandied. This week, each $24 in business tinned gives a. contestant 100.00*1 Extra Votes. Next week it takes $27 it- business to give 100,000 Extra Votes. Those “wise folks” that have been saying “oh, they will put a tre mendous vote offer on the last week" should wake* up. for each week lias 'seen the vote scale diminished. - ti BACK YOUR FAVORITE DISTRICT 1 Florence Miss Margaret Gandy .. Miss Marie Richardson Miss Ethel Vveriian .... Mrs. B. L. Hyman Albert Taylor 602,450 .,>96.650 589.000 546,850 178,650 M'ss Mtiry Fctner 436,275 Mrs. J. E. Koopnian •135.225 M’ss Dorothea Waters 107.825 Miss Lizzie McIntyre 347,575 airs. R. 1). Sunders 327,000 Mrs. Louis I’alles 30'i,Y25 M'ss Myrtle Stackley 251.000 Charlie Stokes 50.000 DISTRICT 2 Timmonsvil’c, R. F. D. 1 Miss Eloise (tale i;5::.ooo ■Scranton Miss Mary Gnah.tm 618.500 Kingbsuro Airs, il. It. (3askiii-) 602,600 Florence Gen. Del. Miss Ncalie llrigmau «■» 4 <\ l 1 .J Mars Bluff M'ss Nora Mae McMillan ... 548.000 Florence, R. F. D. 1 Ernest Ilascldcn 448.875 Lake City, R. F. D. 3 Miss Myrtle Godwin 1 10,000 Leo, R, F. D. 1 Mrs. Annie McDaniel ....... 416,000 Pamplico Andrew Coleman, Jr 397,250 Cowards Mrs. Janie Parrott 251,500 Bapnockburn, R. F. D, 1 Miss Addie Eagerton'* 250,400 CLOSE MARGINS APPARENT The lowest contestant in this race •ms 50,00» votes to his credit. The highest lias 655.000. “Some lead.” you say. Not so much, for each $24 gives tbO,ooo extra votes this week, ami $144 in business would give enough extra votes to put Charlie Stokes at the top Monday. And in addition ou $144 he would get at the very least 82.00,) certificate votes. If this $114 was in long-term subscriptions it couldl give 235,00*1 certificate voles. So one can see that close margins are very possible, anil they are ap parent in the race. Miss Eloise (tale lakes the )<-a<l In District 2. She stood in eighth plac«- four days ago. It is not ‘‘how long >ou iiave heen in the race,” III T. how HARD you work, am' bow much \^jir friends and neighbors, and relatives back you up with subscriptions, iliat counts! In District One Miss Margaret Gan dy once more leads. Site is first in this district to pass the 600,000 point. Entries closed today and no new contestants will tie entered in the race. Next week will be a bailie royal, and on March 24th 9 p. in., the campaign will end. Will you be victor and drive away the Studebaker Se dan or other car? One Week In Which To Make Your Promise Good Every contestant has a host of “Promises Are you one of those who told a work er in the race to “Come and see me a little later on?” You have just one more week in which to make good that promise. Only by securing subscriptions can a contestant hope to won. Your renewal may bring your friend a Sedan. Ends March •y.* -tal