The weekly news review. (Florence, S.C.) 1922-1923, June 15, 1922, Image 12
SPECIALS AT THAD SALEEBY’S
Madame Grace Corsets — Best
made, guaranteed quality,
at $1.48 up
Crepe de Chine—40 inches wide,
at $1.48
Duchess Satin—36 inches wide,**
$2 values, at $1.48
Percales, 36 inches....l4c to 19 l-2c
Imported Swiss Organdy—40 to
46 inches, $1 values 62c
Colored Linno Cloth, beautiful
colors, 40 inches 39c
White Oil Cloth 30c
Colored Oil Cloth 25c
Lawn, all colors 10c
Cretonnes, 36 inches, speciaL.18c
Beach Cloth, all colors 24c
Taffetas, 36 inches $1.39
Crisp Organdies, 40 inches, all
colors, at 25c
Amoskeaff Chambray 19c
Apron Ginghams 10c
Scrims 10c
L. L. Panama, 36 in. Sheeting: 10c
fndian Head Linen 23 l-2c
Nainsook, pink and white, at
only 19c
Mother's Pride 37c
Amoskeagr Utility Gingham, beau
tiful patterns, 27 inches....22c
Chambray, all colors 10c
Candidates Cards
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
I hereby announce myaelf a can
didate for the House of Representa
tives of Florence County, subject to
the rules of the Democratic Primary.
SAMUEL W. YOUNG.
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MR‘HAPPY
PARTY
NO DREAMS OF BUSS!
BRING MORE DELIGHT-
JjZniW THIS TO AN V
rAPPCTITB !ll|
What conjures up a more
delightful entertainment than
the Idea of a nice juicy roast
served with the proper vege
tables. This market makes
such dreams come true.
Watch for Mr. Happy
Party
.SMITHS
MARKET
PHONES
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Diamond Rush
In South Africa
Cape Town, South Africa.—The big
gest rush in the history of South Af
rica’s alluvial diamond diggings oc
curred at Mosesberg, 60 miles from
Kimberley, when about 16,000 diggers
’rom all part of the Union and Rho-
lesia pegged out their claims.
The line of stake for the peggers ex
ended over four miles and immed-
ately after the proclamation was
read the diggers, each carrying four
tegs, rushed to the points they fav-
>red.
There were no casualties, which is
•egarded as remarkable considering
he number of claimants and the ex-
itement engendered by the rush,
’here were many disputes, however,
ind these will be settled by the offi
dale.
A huge canvas camp has arisen and
the greatest optimism prevails.
Advice To
“Foolish Wives”
(By Miss Dupont)
A husband in the hand is worth
two in court.
Foolish wives are those who buy
heavy glasses to find their husband’s
weaknesses.
Taffy now is better than epitha-
phy later. Bay it with kind words—
flowers wilt.
You’ve got him—let the others
worry.
If he says he has been to a lodge
meeting, believe him. You won’t add
to your peace of mind by learning
otherwise.
If you don’t tell him he’s wonder
ful there’s a flapper waiting round
the corner who will.
If half he tells yon is true, let
the other half slide.
Parasols
With the newest handles
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Hose
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Dresses for Morning*, Sports and After
noon wear. Whether one goes to the moun
tain-side, sea-side or country-side, there
are fashionable circles everywhere.
Fleur-de-Lis Blouses
Hand-Made
Dimity Blouses
For Sports wear with separate skirts
Levenson’s Quality Shop
‘‘Exclusive But Not Expensive"
Complete assortment of
the essential white wash
able Petticoats for the
summer dresses. Dou
ble panels and double
hems in Tub Silks and
Satinets.
Bathing
Suits
| In all shades. Sizes 38
% to 50
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Bathing
Caps
To Match Your
Suit
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DIXIE WAREHOUSE
No.
and No.
Win Run AUCTION SALES For T< "”“°
Regular
As Usual
The buyers are with us and bidding
will be lively. The bankers and mer
chants are with us and you will be wel
come.
Florence will be the big tobacco mar
ket this year because we are for the
farmers and will pay you for your to
bacco when sold.
Your Friends
JAKE W. BERGER and OLD CAPTAIN
26 Years in Florence County