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» 1 THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON MARCH 24, 1923. -W , , -wmm Mild Havana •» LA CORNELIA CIGARS 10c Try One— They’re Fine. nyv: ■ rr , "m—n>.., Where to Worship Heraion at 11:15. Evening aervii'e at Wednesday here with friends. j .Meet the rector the service. day here with Mrs. Hill s parents, Mr.« at the close of : vwuv&ua y nuir v> i e u »o. T ffir. if ml ’Sirs.' ’Charley ifeDaTi'fAlV’of dnd Mrs. .I<Aii , *tfthfek<6h. FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Furman H. Martin. D/J>., pn.stor. CENTRAL METHODIST I Georoe Harmon, Pastor 19:00 A. M.—Sunday Schorx'. h. A. Kninson. sunerintendent. • I0:on A. M. Mens Bible Class', 3. C.ja. m. and 8 p. m. Look, president, j. ;^f. t Lynch, teacher. ; Woman’s Bible Class. Mrs. ! W. M. Funk, president; 1 Mrs. A. B. Lawrence, tench- Cartersv lie, visited friends here Sun- Mrs. F. L. Anderson spent several day. days tin's week with her brother. Miss Lill'un Carruway has recently ! Miller Greene. ! Mrs. Humphries, Mrs. Jeffords's 1 mother, spent last week with her. , .,, , . . Miss Hessie Graham spent Sunday L. Anderson spent V.eduesday 1 returned to her home from Kingstree, where she visited frienus. in -Timmonsville. spent Wednes-, Mary Carrawav is very sick witu Services tomorrow as follows: Bible school at 10 a. m. Air. W, M. Waters, superintendent. 1 *0 Florence on business. ..... : . Mrs. J. C. Mudion sf Mr. R . K. Rutledge, assistant | vvjt , l M Greene. jin.ilaria fever. Superintends >t | Lots of the laiuiers in this com-' Preach'ng hv the pastor at 11:15 munitv have recenUy hnilt new In the United States todav there ar • tobacco barns.# E. L. Yarborough some 300.000 fewer women employed! built one this week. Several othei in domestic service tnan mere were*! I men wMl huild in the near future | a decade ago. H. Y. F. U. at 7 o. m Former Pastor Dr. W. B. Oliver.(as they are pluniiiug to have a large oc TWStprrr. will be w ith us at the evening nour.. tr0 p of tbe golden weed. i Sixty years ago mo women o! All are welcome t<* these services. I \ii- j, nf | .virs. Nron Hilt and chil- America were wearing $2,864,000 wo-th -A \ jCome and bring yout 4 frienus Tunimmsvilbe. spent Sun, of wife in their hoop skins. 11:15 A. M. Preaching, by Rev G. T. Harmoh. ’* 1; ■Con P. KpwoiUl a.eaaitr. i. 7:00 P. M.-jSfnlor FpwpfVh l.cagi». j? 8:00 F-* M.—Another great song serv ! ice. Junor choir of 100 i noting people in gallery.! sForttHlve mimjtek iof ln-| spiral Iona I singng. I M.—Wednesday. PrayetJ Meeting. Strangers and ' visitors cordially invited to | all services. CATHOLIC PARISH Fr. Dubois Wood, Fastor. ] l J —*- J r .i Holy Cortimimlon, 8 a. m. i Palm Sunday Mass. 10 a. in. Tile Passion Gospel. ^Children's Bihl^Cjiss, 9:'!0. The Diess'aci Pah / \ ! 8:OP P. 5! If you \v$sh to be in a position to tell your Avlfe when and how you] want your \neals. equip her with ihe j best kitchAn utensils, sold by S- Vaugan Furniture Co. t» g. »» —•/- You ave ■ heard of ‘ Johnny on tlie ! Spot,” we®, if the .,pot is on yout suit, call jis. and let Johnny go.—J. j J. -T. ScarJ^rough, The Dry Clean-j er. Plion<I 185. One Day Service, i He said to|i»ie. •‘yon sure look good,” | WTiile wf were sitting (here. 1 never said a word out 1 knew was jhst the way they lixed my , hair, at The Vanity Box (Mrs. 1 Cole. Phone 169. ■f~— It doesnift' make auy difference as to what ycAn station in life may he ■when you stap at ours you get Service and Courtesy.- City Filling Station for Servicyj.' Phor.e 154-.I. * There’s nothing lietter than a Little place called home. And the eii.tlesi way to build one Is through the Building and Loan Association. First National Bank Building,! .Florence, S. C. Don’t neglect tjjem. it pays to keep ''furniture in your dining room clean. And we have a large and im* assortment of - tooth FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. H. Tucker Granam D. D, Pastor. 19:00 A. A1—Sunday School. A. L. Hardee, superintendent S. J. McCown. E. E. Hubbard as sistants 11:00 A. AI.— Meeting of Session. 11:15 A. M.—Morning Service with sermon by the pastor. 4:00 P. M.-Sunday School at Bethesda Chapel. The every member canvass will ne completed during the after noon. A good many members were out of town or not at home he offi-ers are anxious to I ne up every member for the work j of the new year. T \ 5:00 p. M.—Junior and Intermediate 1 C. B. j 7:00 P. M—Senior e. E. 8:00 P. M.—Evening Service with | sermon by Rev. Paul D. Pa trick fl j 8:00 P. M—Wednesday Prayer Meet ; ing. i All pews free, the public is cordially [ invited to all services. Strangers especially welcomed. Make yourself} known to the pastor. aim Branches will be distributed at the morning and after noon service. Stations of the Cross, 5 p. in. The morning services of Holy Week , • will begin each day at 7 a. m. Good Friday service. 3 p. m. Friday wilt be observed as a special day of fasting pnd prayer, the silent ] hour will take place at 3 p. m. Everybody cordially welcome SARDIS David H. Anderson. Herbert L. i Benton, R. Vange Askins and C. Eli I Benton left Wednesday in tlielr car j for Columbia, w tie re they will spend l a few days taking in the sermons j of'the. Rev. “Biily’’ Sunday. ; ! Mrs. S. K. Benton is spending this j week with Mr', and Mrs. S. M. Greene Thomas Smith, of Sumter, spent A Distinguished Appearance f i PAINT FACTS is a pleasure enjoyed when yourRes- idence is attractively painted with L&M SEMI-PASTE PAINT For 50 years has given utmost Value — Longest years of wear because costly White Zinc is added fer ^ durability— Thf v are simjJlvaddinR Linseed Quiclcb^on^savwyou^ioney Le»*t Cost-because in semi- paste form: to make ready to use, add 3 quarts Linseed Oil to each gallon of Paint and so make the Best Pure Paint for $2.66 per gallon. Ask our Agent for Card showing many beautiful Colors. *FOR SALE BY* ELLERBE DRUG COMPANY, FLORENCE JOHN E. SUMNER 6? SON SOCIETY HILL “Own Your Own Home” Paying high rent for a place to hang your hat doesn't get you anywhere. It is more profitable to apply the rent money on a house that, in a short time, you can call “your very own." Come in and see us. No doubt we have just the house you have b ;en chinking or Paying. Or, if you intend to build, perhaps wc can interest you in the choice lots we have to offer. We can build and assist you to finance your home at a low rate of interest. v OWNA-HOME COMPANY J. C. Kendall, President. C. J. Casque, Vice-President and General Manager. C. W. Stikeleather, Secretary. \ •4 The p-jwh arc* all free and the* rector and congregation extend a most cordial invitation io the public to at tend all services. 4*uiiday services »is follows: Holy Communion at 8:00 a. in. Church Schor,’ at 10:00 a. in. Morning prayer and sermon aJ brushes, and all the finer grades of j 1;1G “steadfastness.’’ pastes at Palace Drug Co. Cl he Store 'ph,. Young People’s Service League » ) "‘ !l KaRt t:vi "' s * tr r et MWill meet at 4:on Phones 302-303. ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL South Gargan street, Wilmer Poynor, Rector. S. p. in. prayer and sermon at "I love a< man that's square." she said, ns she* turned upon her heels, then 1 knew right away she would be crazy about our meals. You al- w/.ys get a square one at the Sanitary Cafe. Pone 98. •’ftat in - Comfort.” ’ \* You don’t have to loaf around long before you find out that the best bread is .Mother's Bread. Ask your grocer, or get it at The Electrik Maid. Evening 8:0(1 p. m. Monday, service for the primary de- piirtment at 3:45. Litany at 6:15. Tuesday, Service for the young people at :»:30. i’enetential office at 6:15. Wednesday, evening prayer and ad dress at 8:110. Thursday, Holy Commun'on at 8:on p. m. . Good Friday, morning prayer and Have yen ever been sun ImYned real bad? No, but I have had many a good Veal Chop, at the Palmetto Market and Cold Stmage, the Place of Quality. Phone 79. The doctor advises for safety al-j ways keep your feet dry. Let us do’ it for you, that is our business. All work guaranteed, at the Florence Shoe Reps Jr Shop. Phone 1453. Come in and see our new line of pianos. T)ij>‘ price is honest and the piano is Upright, so we give you an Up-right add honest deal. Seigling -Music Hour's, Inc. Phone 289. r — “Where dqlyou buy your Flour? These hist 'Its are like cake," “Wlty, they*are just like that good Old bread. t|iat mother used to make.” “Yes, they jrfmrely are a treat. But we bus*our flour and groceries Where you 1 get good tilings to eat. at Hubbard's. Let Hubbard Fill your Cupboard. Phone 86. > BOOKS OF REGISTRATION State of South Carolina. County of .Florence nonce is hereby given tuai me books of registration for the genera> municipal election for Mayor ana Couuc’lmen. to he held on the flrsi Tuesday in May. 1923, are now onen. Persons desiring to register musi present County Registration Ceitrfi- cato, and proof of payment of ah taxes assessed and collectible in the yepr 1922. . S. J. McCOWN. Supervisor of Registration. ■*. HOURS , 5 - • * ' v ; Saturday Evening’s Don’t Overlook The May Land Taking Of A Single ’ , . • a *• *«? * a* • •- ... • $1750 Studebaker Subscription, Birds, th nary love t ey wa ant their house ca- But when A j cues to hats they want IFir That higIF&rade millinery. The .Misses Hamby. Sold by BIDS Biibs will be received in the Super visors Office up until 12 o’clock inril 5th for muintaiirng the follow ing roads such as shaping, keeping ali holes well fVled, roads dragged and shrubbed to the ditches on cither side or noth sides also all drainage careii for. Implements furnished by County. Mules or tractor furnished by bidder. Road from N.C.iotvii Cemetery by | • lie wa v of Prices g p house tii Dr. Pearce's. ! -o»d from Florence to Brick Church by way of Mars RhifT School House Road from Morrells gin house to Hudson Bridge by the way of James 1 K. Hill and P. A. Truetl. Road Horn Lee Sunshury's to Tim- nionsville by way S. 11. Young and . Baxter Whiles. Road from James X Road by K. V. , ... i | w-py Henry McElveen’s. Press Han- ■ j. f Jf e cl «r A cocks to John Cannae. Indiana Lady aay* 2>he Wat Ran. Road from Janus x Road by j. v. Askins, Nough Andersogs to the 'Manta Road at Alvin Suns. Road from Timmonsville to Dar lington County line at Middle Swamp by the wnymf Baileys Store. Rond frouF Carterspilie to Jamea,,X , Ttmd by wgy 1 , PyJer Whites’ and i Humphries fdace. • ! Road from Florcnce-Timmonsvyie j iiar<]’.surface road by the way of John \ Morris and Penicl Church and K<t ‘ n»nd Riiines Road From Edmond j Riitncs t<t Muldrow Oates by the way . of Jess Hollomnnn and Hartwell Wil- n ID, SO TUtEO Dowo, Suffered With Her Back, Toik Cardri, aad • Gat Well. < - Rifhmondllnd.—'-I thought 4 would write a line;«so, to say that I owe my good health Rtd strength to Cardui,” says a letter front Mrs. Cpca Courtney,, Jl Railroad StreM, this city. “I was ale run-down until my family thought they would lose me,” writes Mrs. )y husband coaxed me to son ay I dofiot regret it, for I am able 1 t n all my Courtney, take Cardui, will sa ' ' to do all my ^ork and do my shopping. "I have fivt children, four in school, my husband and a boarder to do for, and I do all my own work for ail of us, and find time to play. We all praise Cardui. Every sick atlU run-down woman should take this wonderful medicine. "I suffered with my back; a very weak feeling in my limbs. "I felt hardly able to drag; tired—to tired all the time. “It was an effort for me to do any thing, but Cetfui helped me so J felt like a different woman." If up« art in a run-down physical conddfoi.odlirhif at this tod mu My .. M• Mr Mol. ft •hour Tate • V , to please him, j did, and i Road lending rrom James X Road I Timmonsville by the wpy 01 | Claude VV. Langston. Lee Simsbury,! *W. C. Stokes and Jasper Hills. i Road from Lee Sanshury’s to Glenwood by the way of Charlie Pow ers, Sparrow Swamp Church. Road from Morrells Gin House to B. R. Copelands by the way of Mrs. Roxy Ham and Albert Copeland and L. C. Minims, Rctid from Timmonsville to Darling ton County Jine near Walter Coker’s by the way of the Wilkes Place. The Supervisor and Commission ers have the right to reject any and all bids. S. R. PHILLIPS, Supervisor. ' -- - JWBv SAsLMSWHflH. - - Chainnait just -. f Sedan Fpr You •0 Today is the last day of The Florence . Daily Times’ far- famed automobile aKd prize contest. Today is the last chance for candidates to share in the div- vision of $5,000 in prizes and commissions. - «* Are you going to be in the win ning column? ° Mg ... r • Are you going to enjoy the sat isfaction of possessing and us ing one of these fine prizes? A big final spurt may decide in your favor. ; . , ■ ' * Make the most of every avail able minute and one* of the four autos or two radios, will be . waiting for you. Put in your best efforts during the last few hours. May Win For You Take every single subscription possible. Don’t overlook the greater value of those from two to five years. Many who subscribed to give you a good start earlier in the contest will be glad to give you another subscription now to help you make a good finish. Phone them. , Be on time tonight. All per sons who are inside the office at 9 p. m. will be waited on. Make every minute—every hour—count. Do not let victory from you when it your grasp. A $1750 Studebaker Sedan, A $607.20 Ford Coupe, Two $464.72 Ford Touring Cars, Two $165 Radios—the prizes. A •< get away within is Next Week You Will Be Glad You Did Your Best | " ■+) -y v* *■ IS* t* /„ Nutri'.y,* f It I;