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f} ' 7 THE n^ENCft. DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY AFTKKNOQN, ..MARCH.* 20, 1923,.,. Yonng oystorr, ciijoy only forty- eiglil hour I* lifo as moving creaturoa; then they settle enwn for life An electric light fixed on it fiuser ring worn hy factory. ( woi'Kers is one means of "checking fifie efiiciency of his or her movement. •t. DOINGS OF TitE’’ TOFFS— Wilburs"Heart Was Right Anyway. —BY ALLMAN, n X)N . per b iDUNBAfCS WEEVILAS ' 0 This is a JUSY PLACE . I’LL SAV- tWOULtMl^ GUARANTEED 'PURE CAME MOLASSES ‘ESPECIALLY SELECTED" CONTAINS NO POISON WEEVILAS comes to you In strong 52 gallon gum barrels. Mix It with poison according to formula used in Agricultur al hiptriments, and apply to your cotton. (Formula and Information on request.! . Will kill Weevil and Increase cotton yield. Special price to planters on club car*. Semi Money Order Today to DUNBAR MOUSSES * SYRUP CO. NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA TOM, I WAS THINKING) V e.S A WHAT A CHANGE, A BABY MAKES IN A Household- CWKNGE'EVE^V HALF HOUR ( . ® EXCUSE ME A MINUTE, f WILBUR- r WANT TO Run upstairs to SEE HOW THINGS ARE GO AHEAD, © nea service id. iki^ -TrypatUuSUtJ y/ys/y \*' A THERE 'SOES SOME EXPENSE n* A v h v 7* Why Florence Is The Best Town In State To Live In iSPLENDID PROGRAM AT HOPEWELL CHURCH beautify Your Complexion In Ten Days Scientists long ago discovered , «nd combined in Nadinola Cream those elements which bleach the skin, remove tan, freckles, pim- pies and blackheads, and pro duce that smooth, satin-like t: texture so much admired. By its own virtues Nadinola j Cream removes impurities and leaves the skin clear, healthy .’ and beautiful. Guarantee and directions in each package. Two sizes, 60c. and $1.00, at your toilet counter. Used and Endorsed By Thousand* NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Paria. Tana. >re<m 'Mk'Hi*''* ' — (By Rev. Wilmer S. Poynor, clas sification in Rotary “Minister of the Gospel.’’) One of the first things to be asked about a community is in regard to Its health. Personally I have found Florence to be a very healthy place after five years residence here. The water is good and the climate for the most part delightful. Religious Advantage* The Baptists, Methodists. Luther ans. Roman rrtholies and Episcopal ians, coming into the community, will at once receive a warm welcome to an attractive and comforluble* Church Home: and the Christian Church peo ple have made a start here. The Jews have services from time to time. field for the skilled planter. A Splendid workman A fine railroad center. Florence is a grqw.ng city, and of fers unlimited opportunity to profes- stoti’l men and women, to au Lihris tian workers, and to every man and woman who Is willing to work for an honest living. Our ‘greatest need, as I see it today Is a larger degree of Civic Pride, and more enterprise, parks and play Mellam and Lee ^Stokes of Lydia, spent Thursday here with Mr. and Mrs. H. .L. Oliver and family. Among those at the cBthel commu nity who attended chuich service at ADDRESS OF DAY MADE BY F« L. Sardis Sunday morning were Misses ; WILLCOX. PERSONAL NEWS OF CLAUSSEN Claussen, March 20.—(Special)— The Presbyterian Progreeslve Prq- gram wn* splendidly carried out -a( Hopewell church on Sunday morning. An interest ng storv of “The Polish Bov.’’ was beautifully told bv Miss Margaret Howard. F. L. Willoox of ' Florence, n r-de a splendid address t mumty spent Thursday which wS Caro Truluck and Felicia Hicks and Uy. . : - Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Stephen and children of Hartsvllle spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. D. B. ’Wnll. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Graham and children spent Sunday in Florence Messrs. Billie Truluck, John, Harry Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Anderson. is greatly enjoyed bv all and Ray Truluck. Mrs. Angie Oliver spent Thursday in Florence with lelatives. Mrs. F. L. Anderson, Carson and Miss Wylma Anderson spent Saturday at New Zion, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Belton Baker Mrs. R. L. Sims of the Bethel com- here with Mis. H. L. Oliver. Mr and Mrs. J. -R. Clark of 'Gold*-, boro. N. C., spent Sunday here with Mrs Clark’s parents, Mr. and Mrs W. J. Willoughby. burning feet ? MENTNOLflDM V rel jam! Dixie Endeavor Day was observed by tlie Hopewell Christian Endeavor Society on Vist Sunday night. The .pageant, ‘‘Cnristiao Endeavor" was „„„„ „ _. grounds are needed to beautify the t made very impressive hy the charac-; Gienwood, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones city, and a good library in a good lo- | ters who participated. Rev. P. I), i and children. Miss Lyra McElveen, cation, to encourage reading and lb-[Patrick made the plea for monev for Adam McElveen and E. E. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Henry McElveen had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Leonidas Love of Florence, Mr. and Mrs. John Langston and baby oi erary talent. ; All South Christian Endeavor Exten- The one thing that is needed to get . 8 i 0 n Work. A collection of over 15 Not only is it true that we have the 1 t ; ,ken whlch ftntitles «>.* society shove named churches, hut they are! a wav then with all nreiudices if °rf . f rewar<1 - all under goo ', alroug leoderrtlu there & an ,,’ and as a „Si,, d elttoi. “man" cVowHlttSded* ule JRlfi a*] -P lot »» poll together tor the>e!“«™g o^«,, Fnd aj r?i«h! A ,Z things which wo need to make our , m.i k was R , ven by H w Mltchum. city a better pVrce to live in. May | God help us to go forward and make j O’DOWD THEATRE TONIGHT ONLY Tuesday, March 20th A MUCICAL MELANCGE OF MIRTH AND MELODY WITH A GLITTERING GLACIER OF GOLDEN GIRLS. TUB OrJk AND ONLY THEIR NEW MUSICAL PLAY 'AS YOU WERE Sthged With Infinite Care And Portrayed By A Superior Cast. Prices: 50c to $2.50, plus tax Your Only Opportunity To See This Wonder Show equipment and church school work. 1 would say that the town la decld edly Christian, and from this point of view offers an inducement to the home seeker. The Educational Advantage* are Fine It Is true that, wo have no col leges, hut for giyuled school work, and high school training, it would be hard to find a better e<ruipped school any where. Our buildings are mortem, and adequate, and 1 might say that the high school excels anything oi its kind that I have seen. I say that we have no college;} this is not exactly correct, for we do This was a family reunion. Miss Inez White had as her guest of Sunday Miss Blanche Tallon. Several of this community attended the Myers-Thomas marriage at Ham ville Saturday afternoon. The friends of Mrs. Lee sJansbury, Jr., will be glad to learn that she is rapidly improving trom a long Ml ness. « Chessley. Langston of Timmonsville While there she will attend the Billy 8 pent the week end at home here i Sunday services. i .tp- sia narenta Mr and iVIrs John Madame Sarah Grand, the famous i Mrs. S. A. Burch left for Kingstree had charge of the meeting. Mrs. D. M. Gregg is spending sev our city in every way better and bet- ( p ral days in Columbia with relatives, ter every day. YOUR HOME! Tailor-made, juat ilk* you want Financed on *a*y payment plan. Cost of building Increasing daily. BUILD NOW it. Complete (n every detail. Will be much higher by fall. AND SAVE Real Estate & Trust Company Phone 312 L. P. HAMPER, Mgr. The Florence Daily Times, 15c a Week T. Langston. SCRANTON NEWS TOLD IN BRIEF NOTICE OF BALE UNDER , . . „ .. . i CHATTEL MORTGAGE Have a business college and so tar stat g h Carollna( as I know, or have heard. It Is doing rniintv n# r,, orftnf>p . *ood worK novelist. Is to be mayoress of Bath, j Saturday to spend soitfte time with her England, during the ensuing year. mother. Mrs. Duke. Friends of Miss Love McPherson Miss Mary Geiser, elected clerk of | win regret t0 learn that she , 3 gtill court, is the first woman to hold ' suffering severely with carbuncles' county office in Licking county, Ohio. , and w hi be unable to teach school 1 — L — j again this week. Scranton.. March . 20.—(Special)— i Adrian and E’len McPherson arc Mis? • Retha Burgess of Kingstree ! sick with measles. A speedy recov ' I ery is hqped for both. Rodne^AJcPherson is recuperating Medical Skill County of Florence. UNDER AND BY VIRTU RE spent last week end here with Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Graham. Mrs.. R. B. Cannon of Timmonsville MONEY TO LEND ON APPROVES) RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY , . ; . ' “ ^ ' Fifteen Year Term Lean, with three per cent of Principal Amount and Interest at Six and -a 'Half ‘Per Cent payable ecmkafinually. Loan* made on baeis of Fifty Per Cent of appraised valuation. See ue for further information. FLORENCE TITLE, TRUST AND INVESTMENT COMPANY 27 WEST EVANS STREET ' ~ FLORENCE, S. C. oI after a severe ease of measles. I do not believe that you could I the , ® ale contained in that' Mr8 . Earl chumness and children, visited Mr. and Mrs. George J. T.ee «»d ItTUwl-rc. Lr «»e .Ise ot j JS2S? * ZZ?! W. i'i <-T , ,, . , „ f armers _ Morence nearly so well equipped t0 ! Mechanics Bank and bearing date at look after its sick as our own good City of Florence. We have some ot as good physftians as are to be found bank assigned, for valuable consider- „ _ . otion, to the Bank of Florence, which anywhere, regardless of the size oi | mortgage w.as duly recorded on No- October 29th, 1921, and by the said, re t urn ed to Mullins after a delightful *•» lw nnnlrrVXE'wl #«-*»» wm 1 ie ex Vtl e-e Sif\Tt al/' £1W- . _ , _ _ _ ___ visit with J. Arthur McPherson. The sesssion of Hopewell church days with her father, W. W. Bethea. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McPherson have Mr8 - w - J - Willoughby entertained the Woman’s Missionary society at her home Thursday afternoon. crops are cotton and tobacco, but he I 2 o and 22 on the South side of Fast ran grow everything that he needs Kvans street, at Florence. South attended the get-together meeting at) Mr ‘ Geor « e Gra *‘ m oi Indiantown Effingham on last Friday night. Elv # v i»ited relatives here last week. .. . . . ♦W„ ierv onP reported (he meeting as ^ Mrs. Alice Barentine of Society Hiil Mortgages for Florence County, the an i pm ii d L , , . * « ijr terms and conditions of which said , ’ | J 188 ^® ea visitiQg Misses Frances and Lily Graham. Mrs. Letha Phipps was called to ClkmScin College Monday on account! of the Illness of her son, Fred, who ts; tlie c ty, and every citizen of Flor’. vember lltli, 1921, in Book A-32 at cnce ought to be very proud of Us , p a g e gqg 0 f ^0 Records of Chattel hospital equipment. Fertile Agriculture! Center Merc it is possible to grow most i chattel mortgage having been breach-1 anything that one could desire. The. ed by the 8aId Mortgagor, the under-1 SAnDlS HArPtNlNGS surrounding territory is flat, and eas- 8 i gned Mortagagee will, at the place iiy cultivated. The fanners' chief 1 0 j bu8 i n g 88 0 f t be Mortgagor No. FOR PAST FEW DAYS ill with pneumonia. Sardis, March 20.—(Special) We | Mr - « D <1 Mrs - W. H. Sawyer spent for his table. E'lorence furnishes a i ffarollna, offer for sale at public auc-iwere very fortunate to have with ur [ * asE wee k end in Columbia. They good market for the produce of the u oni at ten o’clock a. m., E'riday, J Sunday morning Mr. Garner of Green- i wen t U P to attend the Billy Sunday f farmer, and her hanks have alwave , March 23rd, 1923, to the highest bid-1 ville. R. c. Mr. earner came by Invi- i meetings. , h given such help as has been needed | ,} er f 0 r cash, all of the goods, chat- tat ion and he delivered an interesting! Misses Sadie and Hessie Graham , Good Home for Skilled Labor • > iei B and property hereinafter enum-, sermon which was enjoyed by all. spent last week end here with their ' Here we have the A. C. L. machine j (.rated and fully described in the chat-j n ev< jj E Truluck, our pastor, was * parents. Mr. and Mrs. R H. Graham. ^ =hops, which give employment to j tel mortgage hereinabove referred to. ’ no t at church Sunday, he being on a | ^ ,TB - LuIa R PPS Bnrgess of Kfnge- 1 many machinists and then, there are | or so much thereof as may he necee- 1 v j s | t j OT a fGW da y 8 j tree is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dessie ! the car repair shops offering employ- sary to pay the indebtedness, with; ‘ Tbe ^ M he j d thft , r ; Graham. ; ment to several hundred skilled work- costs and Interest represented by the' meetine in the church narlor Sunday l J - M - Barker and W, T. Prascott at i men. Uald chattel mortgage said good*.! ™®*“^ n ,n a t tn « the gmnd lodge of Masonw In | visited Per sta ter. Mrs. E’. A. Bedenfleld In Colmn- There are other thugs which offer 1 chattels and property to he thus 8 °M; l/„siness'‘meeting thVprogram for the ‘ Charleston this week, inducements for one to come to Flor being as follows, as described In said tlfternoon wa . rendered J Mrs. H M. Graham enee. We have a good lot of entur ’! , , fountain and 1 The Sunbeams held their regohn , prising merchants, who are constant The pool room, cigar fountain and m tj Sunday afternoon at 8 K« ' Tuesday and Wednesday. Whfl# »■ fy offering larger advantages to the | resmuran^bUBiness^conducted on^the the Sunday schrS G >^e she had the pleasure oUmaring ^ rendered' Tb€ regU,tr Pr " 8r * m "" ^Mr^W H. Sawyer ot Mullins let apending the week end with his fam-1 people of Florence*, and surrounding, Premise « No 20-» East Evan* * 4 I 4, Ve a-l TKM11 i Oiiil/ltrkCY in As a trade center, and shon- street. in the Wllliameon Building. In Let Us SeB You Your Building Material ' ’■ • Phone or write us and our Sales* - man will call on you Our facilities for serving y n are unsurpassed Carolina Building Material Co. Thad W. Jones, Manager 22 E. Cedar Street Phone 788-W i Chats With % Your • •' Gas Company ■ Have you ever stop ped to consider the work involved when your gas company undertakes to have ready for you—any hour of the day or nig’ht—a supply of gas. Men are en gaged in their re spective places each hour of the day and night, in an honest effort to provide you with‘gas—the mod ern fuel. Let us re mind you again, that where heat is re quired, you can do it better with gas. Florence Gas & Fuel Company L i, i,, 1 mem 01 every Kina ami rescripuon, <,1 i.auunuu*, whu-u shall see rapid tinpiuvement in tae | whatsoever, used in connecttou with, was very interesting and much en- mercant world • an y business conducted on the said | joyed by a large crowd. Then ihere 18 f” 0 w,tate | premises, or pertaining thereto andl Miss Vernie Langston, who le mental station, offering a great ae * 1 a u r igi,t 8 aQd interests of the mortga-] teaching school near Marlon, (pent to this whole part of the state, ana is 1 gor j n the improvements placed on said 1 the week end here with her parent*, just entering upon a new nndertau-, p rem j 8ea( together with the entire Mr. and Mrs. Sam Langston, ing, which promises much in the n8 nt ; 8 t 0 ck of mert-handlee of every kind! Miss Frdnkie Humphrey spent Snn- against the boll weevil- ,«nd description, now owneA or here- Hay with Misses Eugenia and Nobl* And again there is the Indu«r.at1, a f ter acquirer 4 , and any and all ir- McGee. * School for Boys which offers large j t . e8S , ong additions, replacement* arj Miss Eunice I^ve of Florence n *p*iit opportunity for service . improvements to any of the property Sunday here as the guest of Mr. and I would say then, that Florence f* 1 above described, used for the purpose! a good city to live in for the follow 0 f and in carrying on the business ing reason*: I of the mortgagor, while any of the U is a healthy location. i indebtedness secured by this mort- Its climate is good. igBge remains outstanding and un its religious advantages are splen- j paid; it being provided, however, that djd. Mrs. Miller Hudson. Miss Eugenia’ Humphrey of Carters- ville is spending this week here wtm her grandmother, Mrs. Gillespie Lang ston. ' Fertile agricultural region. Offers a splendid market for the , . Miss Elizabeth Gravely of Leke mortgagor shall havo the right of pia v -it tyip pnH h#re with For graded school and high echool ( ueing the said merchandise and Misses Emily Askina and Beulab I* work Florence is unexcelled. ! property in the usual course of the: B v ^ y Askin9 11116 1 Skillful pl,y,Wk». .M .plendW {*?*“; S; H»™"1 A,kin,. .h„ I. hospital equipment 1 mortgage comprise all electri! fix-; 8C »>ool at North GreonylUe Academy | twes, including lights and fans; nInei B,)ent week end here with his pa- , pool tables, with racks, cues, chairs | ren * s ‘ ^ r - an ^ Mrs. R. V. Askins. j and all other equipment used In con-| an< ^ Mrs Drew Lee of Tim-j- nection with the operation of the pool monsville snent Sunday here with Mr: room; the fountain, show cases, wali unfi Mrs. Frank Lee. j cases and ail other equuipument per-! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timmons and , taining to or uses for the purpose of, baby sp°nt Sunday at Hamvllle, (he ■ the business now conducted In the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hints. , I front part of the pool room premises: 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh White spent - 1 office fixtures and equipment, Includ- Sunday at Hamvillfc with relatives. ORDER OF NOTICE Minnie ‘Thompson v«. - Frank Thompson State of Connecticut . County of New London March 14. 192C , 1 mg cash registers, safe, typewriters, Upon tlie complaint of the said Min-1 adding machines, and all other office nle Thompson claiming for the reus-j equipment of every kind: dining room ions therein set forth a divorce, re-, and kitchen equipment, including) . turnable on the first Tuesday of tables, chairs, tray stands, trays, lin- 1 April 1923, before the Superior Court! ens, plate and hollow silverware, |’in and for said County. ; crockery, glassware, pictures, refrig- It appearing to and being found by 1 erators, ranges, ovens and all other the subscribing authority that the ' dining room and kitchen equipment ; said defendant. Frank Thompson, is 1 and utensils of every kind.” i ebsent from this State—gone to parts 1 TOGETHER with the good will of unknown; ' ‘ the 8ai ^ business, the leasehold rights It is therefore ordered, that notice mortgagor to the premises of the p mdency of mid complaint be above described, and all and singular given said defendant hy publishing, ^e j-lght 8 and appurtenances to any this order In the Florence DaiN «f7 h * belon8lD8 ’ or ,n Times a Tie cZ\ Proceeds arlg- 1 TLT. Ing therefrom to be applied on the cessively commencing on or before indebtedness. . U,e 21st day ShhL m wa'i Kum 1 Thls 7th day of A - D " 1923 ‘ JOHN H. WALKER. BANK OF FLORENCE, Temporary Clerk of the Superior) Mortgagee , Court for New London County, s< Ci Jesse Baker of New Zion Is snend- ing this week here with his grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Andersoni* Joseph Hawkins of Timmonvsille spent Saturday afternoon here with (rienas. Adam McElveen. who Is attending school at the North Greenville Acad emy, spent the week end here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Henry )( McElveen. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Hicks had as their guests Sunday Misses Emilv As kins, Beulah Bryan, Elizabeth Grave ly. Eugenia Humpnrey and Evv Rob erts and Abbott Langston. Raymon ] Langston and Yarborouen. Mrs. j. W. Love, who has been spending some time here with her! father ana step-mother. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Greene, nas returned to her, home In Florenen, Mrs. M. D Stokes, Mrs. Bonne: I -• - Opportunity for v* '-cV . 1 j • * % ? j V 4 • - ' ' i. . . !• f I To find a market for those un called for suits and overcoats that are hanging up in his store and to enable him to get rid of them quickly and easily—and, best of ail, at a profit. fe < ’ ' . 1 ’ ' * . . To find the buyers, a good plan would be t6 use a small “Want Ad” in The Florence Daily Times, and die expenditure of , t twenty-five or fifty cents might be the means of selling several suits. * ‘t