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THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES! THURSDAY, AFTERNOON. IMAUCII ^2, 102;’, Thirty »pr cent of thn yfrhTnen' Bin* rtents at Wafhington State^ colhMIo are earning Jill or nart of their ex penses whil£ aUpmUng collese. LJL' • pire sjoo:y WIUV10HIN3W pue suaiig^ 7 Awnings— Tents—Covers Porch Qurtalns. Chautauqua Tent*, B6y Tents, Wagon Cov ers, Wat*r-proof Truck Covers, Water-priof Cement Covers. The best in material and work manship at the right price. A card'will bring a representa tive to call on you. ^3 , W. A. Ingram MONROE, N. C. Agent Anchor Supply Co. ^ ^ f 4> + 4>4> + 444>4*<! | 4 t ♦ ♦ 1 teat-feu's: Mendelssohn. ah»»‘'»v*ierM<|of»Cotu»on Pleab^fur i'loseuce Cou&» « MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST * j mar, was the versu le. cuiuired gen- | ty. in the ease stated above, umde + + + + + '* + + + *•& + + + ** tleman o. wealth—in this particular ;by his honor. S. W. SJtipp, Judg'-- at least being different from pructi- [of the 12th . Judicial C rcuit. and cal.’y all the great composers. I dated March 10th. 19_’o. l win sell at Types of Compos tions ! public auction to the highest bidder. Our four include two vocal and two lj n fronf of the court house, at Flor ence, s>. C.. dfu|lns the usual hours of. sale, on Monday, April 2nd. 1923. i. .been warmly received by everv c:vii- ! (Salesdav) the nreni'ses described tions when they are heard. Open to iz?d t ,„ wtrv in the worI(1 . The cho-1; 3 ’ everyone witliout ffe or registration. ' rus, with its graceful, tender melody | ajj that certain piece, parcel or For further details telephone Commit- j appeals to young and old and is an | tract of tand situate, lying and being nity Service secretary at Cl i' spedl ta vonte with high ^ school • Jn the County of Fl orence, State of , .aaioents. i he molody in h. althouan i ^outlt Carolina, ami conta ninu S4.!i originally instrumenta.'. has in a s:m-. .,, n , es a ' ml ), oun ded as follows; North pl ikd urrangenidit Decorne "widely J nv puhl i 0 road between Mars IJluff us-d by children as a song of spring. J joiarence; west by lands of the mortgagee. This land being describ- A movement inaugurated by Flor ence Community Service to spread the knowledge and love of good music through n contest in recognizing and | Instrumental nieces. The folk sons naming twenty-four famous compos'- ■ ** from America which has Review of the Third Four tion?. The Com.->csers Selections !». 10 11 and 12 were Tile Mebestraum is one of the hoer written by an American, two Ger- [ vehic les for the displaying oJ me mans, and a Russian. Foster, the'piano in its tonal beauty. | American, is gen-(rally ucknowb dged 1 , The Rythms to have produced folk songs the ruual j In these four compositions 'tn ( of any m the I binstein. a Ger ! were great ed as lots No. 4. No. 5 and No. <» on the officinl map oi the lioao< ( land and map recorded in the office of the i.u ; in mete loui composiuons m t m FfojMUico f'ountV, lie world. Li*zt and Ku-;are four diileient rvcnuis. Oid Rh-.s ,, ,. na .# , 69 d}' plats." •' German and ,i Russian.,Joe is a decided (juadiupie, or mronc j \ ^2: a sh;.%iir«1iasor to pianists, cotnpobors and wij^k wc-uk weak rythm. in the erne f r-ineWk ’ -- ! r:re there i u-ufli!y eons.deialile va- pa3 ' ‘ 1 '* p A jjri’NSON, NO MORE DANDRUFF- A few rubbings with Parisian Sage will clean your scalp of every particle of dangerous dan druff and your scalp will stop itch ing and the hair cease to fall out. Parisian Sage is always guaran teed and sold by F. U. Lake Drug Store, and druggists everywhere. Don’t experiment with fertilizers. Use brands that have been tried and found true. The Wulbern Brands have been on the market a lifetime and have always made good. Acid Kainit, Nitrate of Soda, Muriate of Potash, Fish Tankage. Write us for prices, telling us your needs and we will quote you. Wulbern Fertilizer Corp. Manufacturers of Fertilizer ; l CHARLESTON, S. C. nation from the regular owing .due u I the de sir< to meke the opening, j words and their echo men effective.' | Oh ior the Wings of a Dove is t','sj I i a four, hut on account of the t.rimetj ‘figure in each one of the bears it iia» the effect of being a six. that i.sFa (umb.iintnni oi t wo throe'!. 'I he inoi- **ody in F is p straightforward l wo or j r.uong-weak throughout. The l.h-bos • ttauin is ti f ix. but in gr.-it. bruaa.! sweeping tines well adapted to produe-1 mg the atmosphere of eontenipiaiiou.; The Scale Names Old Black Joe: dob, me, fait soli., ;-oh, soli, lah, doh, te, lab, soil. ; Libeslrainn: son, me, me, me. ine, | me, fah, me, me, lah, lah, te, doh i a.c, lay, auh. (Note: Of the sixteen 1 tones in tins theme tight are ttie rest ful tone me ) iVieluay- in F: sob, fe, son sob, fe. soil, doh, le, doh, sob. Oh for. the Wings of a dove: me. i iay, doh, tali mt, lay, fait me, ray.J - son, doll, soh, me, soli, doh, doh te doh; i iay. i Judge of Piotnte Acting Master. ; *qHMBL3t.3r-*gi*W POSSE GOES AUER j RENEGADE INDIANS Monticello, Utah, Mar. 24 Four white posse men, yesterday reported as missing .have''joined a new posse, which • left Hlaiiding to continue search for the Piute band that caus ed (ruble Monday, according to ad- | vices here. One Indian was killed and two wounded yesterday, hi very pro- caulioti was taken against a surprise attack Mis. Kendal, the celebrated Fnglltih actress, now retired from the stage, was the twenty-second child of her narent". MASTER’S SALE State or South Carolina. County of Florence. Court of Common I‘lean H. S. Rose. Plaintiff. Vi. I\ K. Rho los. Defendant Pursuant to an order of the Court Chats With Your Gas Company * One of our new cus tomers said in our office a few day ago, “I have used gas in many other cities where the rates are higher than in Flor ence and believe your service is bet ter” It is our desire for Florence patrons —to • £ive them a class of service just a little bit better than can be gotten elsewhere. Florence Gas 6? Fuel Company 23 SERIES SPECIAL-SIX TOURING CAR $1275 You make no mistake when you select the series 2 J Studebaker Special- Six Touring Car. You can determine, in advance, why it is so desirable a car to own by doing lour simple things. Come in and inspect it carefully from radiator to stop-and-tail light. Note its long graceful lines, the beauty of its finish and upholstery, Its sturdy- construction, roominess and unusual equipment. Get behind the wheel yourself. See how conveniently all controls are j’aced. Notice what a relief it is to have a one-piece, rain-proof v/ind- shitld, giving unobstructed view of the road ahead. See how easily it steers— how faithfully it holds the road. Test its acceleration, power, flexibil ity. Drive thro ugh t'affic at low speed in hwh gear. See how conveniently it can be parked where space is limiteu. Then compare any car within $300 of its price with the Special-Six. Com pare the specifications, performance, comfort, appearance and refinements. And finally talk to some Special-Six owners. Ask them what they think of the car. Ask them frankly about their all-round satisfaction with the Special-Six. Studebaker’s overhead per car is low because of large volpme, the virtual elimination of parts-makers’ profits and because Studebaker builds three models of six-cylinder cars with only one manufacturing and marketing expense. These savings, which are con siderable, are reflected in the price to you. The name Studebaker stands for quality, durability, comfort and in tegrity. •One-niece, rain-proof wlndshieM with automatic windshield cleaner and glare-proof visor. Quick-action cowl ventilator of cast aluminum. Rear-view mirror. Combination stop-and-tail light, tonneau lamp with long extensten cord. Running board step pads and aluminum kick plates. Walnut steering wheel with new type of spark and throttle control. Eight-day clock. Thief- orocf transmission lock. 1923 MODELS AND PEICES-f. o. I j. factories LIGHT SIX 5-Pass., 112’ V/. E.,40 II. P. SPECIAL SIX 5-Pa-s.. JI'J' V/. n.,!0 H. P. BIG-SIX 7-Pass., 126’ W. B., 60 H. P. Tourins -8 'J'5 Roadster (V Pass.) ^75 Coupe-Roadster (2 Pass ) - <225 Sedan '550 Touring —$1275 Roadster (2-Pasj.) 1250 Coupe (4-Pass.) 1875 Sedan 2050 Touring $1750 Speedster (5-Pass.) 1C35 Coupe (4-Pass.) 2400 Coupe (5-Pass.) 2550 Sedan 2750 G. C. CHANDLER THIS I S STUDEBAKER YEAR T~ --m — cJ * mttmm REMEMBER - 1' There are Four Automobiles to be given away! It is possible for three cars to be won in one district and one car in the other—or, two cars may be won in each district. A $165 Radio Set will go in each district. So close is the race that next forty-eight hours’ work will tell the story of victory Bi* defeat, a $1,750 Studebaker Sedan, Ford, or Radio Set. Will your friend win Mote the closeness in standings IN THE DAILY TIMES’, CONTEST? One subscription may Not UNLESS YOU AID BY SUBSCRIBING! W IN AN AUTO FOR YOUR FRIEND s?' ’*q*. ..jn„ fitt* *..*■- ■■S ■ ''•Jv i A : l i '‘i WILL YOU DRIVE AWAY THE SEDAN?, DID YOU PROMISE A CONT ESTANT YOUR SUBSCRIPTION? Hand it To Your FrFnd Today—MAKE GOOD YOUR WORD-DO IT NOW!! BACK YOUR FAVORITE a ' t 3 DISTRICT 1 Florence Miss Ethel Weftllin 727.000 Miss Marie Richardson .. .. 726,651) Mrs. IS. L. Hyman 677,850 Miss |iarE a r-t Gandy 602,450 Albert Taylor 478,560 Miss |li|ary Fetner ..; . 436.275 Mrs. f. E. Koopman .' 435.225 Misa .Dorothea Waters 408.825 Miss Lizzie McIntyre 347,575 Mrs. It. D. Sanders 346,000 Mrs. Louis Palles 304.725 Miss Myrtle Stackley 257.000 W HO WILL THF WINNERS BE DISTRICT 12 Timmonsville, R. F, D. Mi.A; Llutse Cole ............ Mars Bluff Miss Nora Mae McMillian — ticrantcii Miss Mary Gifih.un Kingbsura Mrs. G. it. Gaskins Pamplico Andrew Coleman, Jr., Florence Gen. Del. Miss Neal-e Hrigtiiau Florence, u. F. u. 1 Eiuest tlaselden Leo, R. F. D. 1 Mrs. Annie McDaniel Bannockburn, R. F. D. Miss Addle Eagerton 1 708,000 666.000 648,500 602,600 597.250 678.175 661,375 416,000 1 254.600 $1,750 Studebaker Sedan—Bo ught of G. C. Chandler. Campaign Ends Saturday, March 24, 9 P. M m... .. i i