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* THE WEEKLY NEWS Bill Holland Comes Hyman News Out For The House A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IK KINO ARTHUR'S COURT O’DOWD THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Mims’ Barber Shop Advances From One Chair To Four Chair Shop BECAUSE they do high class work and MAKE a fellow feel at home. Hair Cut 35c Children 25c Shave 15c Shine , ,, 5c Mims’ Barber Shop “Shave Where You Save” Next to Roys William T. Holland, known to his friends as Bill Holland, has announc-' ed himself as a candidate for the House of Representatives from Flor ence County. Mr. Holland is a real Florentine, having been born and raised here. He is now 23 years of age, or will be by the next session of the legislature. He is a graduate of the Florence high school, and dur ing his high school career was dis tinguished as a scholar and as an athlete. He always made good marks at school and worked hard at all times in anything that he undertook Bill Holland was one of the best foot ball and baseball players ever pro duced at Florence high and his pep and energy served as an inspiration to the teams he played on during the four years he was a member of the high school ’varsity teams. Hollanc upset the “moss overed dope” that good athlete is naturally a poor stud ent for his record at both high school and college belies this old saying. Mr. Holland, during the war volun teered his services at the outbreak, joining the navy. He saw duty in the New England states and at one time was on a sub chaser off that coast He also attended the Harvard Univer sity Naval Radio school and while there made splendid marks in his course as well as being considered one of the Naval Radio’s best bets as an athlete. After the war Mr. Holland went to work for the Atlantic Coast Line as a fireman and served in that capacity for two years. Last year he entered the University of South Carolina law school, and will continue his course there for two more years. He has the rank of distinction in his class at the university, and as usual has been one of the university’s most depend able athletes. Mr. Holland realizes that he is young yet, but he feels that he could and would do some good work for Florence county if he were in the legislature for the next two years that he is in Columbia, and he will appreciate the suffrage of the voters during the coming primaries. At present there are several law stud ents at the university who represent their home counties in the legisla ture so it will not be breaking a pre cedent for Florence County to send one also. Many of our best repre sentatives of the past have started in at a very young age. New Orleans Cotton Market New Orleans.—Realizing sales and the poor showing of the Liverpool contract market caused a decline of 11 to 26 points in the ealy trading in cotton, but good buying met the de cline, based on the continued showery weather in the eastern belt and on heavy spot trading in the English market, and a sharp upturn finally ensued. At the end of hour of business prices were 5 to 8 points higher than yesterday’s close. After falling off to 22.88 July rose to 23.14. Willard Claims Bout With Jack (By Rufus Hyman) Miss Hazel Wiggins returned Fri day night from the Winthrop Short Course, at Winthrop College. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Foxworth, of Florence spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Hy man. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bailey, of Mars Bluff, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hyman. There was preaching at Mt. Elon F. W. B. Church Sunday by Rev. Mr. Oliver. Dr. R. A. Black, of Florence, spent Sunday with Mr. A. A. Gibbs. Mrs. L. J. Gore, of Pamplico, is visiting her mother, Mrs. S. A. A1 ford. Mr. W. A. Kennedy and Mr. John Evans went to Pee Dee river fishing last week. They left a few! 1 MW 1 n 5 Normal Babies Born To Woman Monroe, La.—Word has just reach ed here of the birth of five babies to Mrs. William Prestage, wife of a far mer, of Old Floyd, La., near here. The babies, according to reports are normal and are doing well. Mrs. Prestage five years ago gave birth to triplets. News of the most recent additions to the Prestage family was conveyer in a letter to Miss Jewell McQuiller, parish demonstration agent, from her mother, who resides in the Old Floyr section. Candidates Cards STATE SENATE To the Voters of Florence County: I hereby announce myself a candid ate for State Senator of Florence County, pledging my best efforts to my county and state and to abide the result of the Democatic primary. J. ED. ANDERSON. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I hereby announce myself a candid ate for the House of Representatives of Florence County, subject to the rules of the Democratic Primary. SAMUEL W. YOUNG. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the House of Representa tives from Florence County, subject to the rules of the Democratic pri mary. W. T. (BILL) HOLLAND. Announcing nyself a candidate for the House of Representatives of Tlorence County, I promise to abide by the rules of the Democratic pri mary. T. P. BROWN. EARL WILLIAMS in the “MAN FROM DOWNING STREET’ OPERA HOUSE THURS- DAY JUNE 29TH. m Mm m ft??- |ga« I §& ' * m® * mm §11 mm j/? mm m araHaSiaafeiji Si| mm 0M ?•- Wi ii V .JP| I iW »| EARLE WILLIAMS Vitagraph Star The Weekly News Review One Year For Only $1.00 Los Angeles.—Jess Willard, former heavyweight champion, said here that he had been offered a bout with Jack Dempsey for the world’s heavyweight title by Tex Rickard, and that he had accepted and would begin training next week. No date has been set for the affair. Willard said he will train for at least six or seven months, how ever. TUBE FREE! Last Chance-Sale Ends Saturday HENDERSON CORDS Are seling* as fast as we receive them in carload ship ments from the factory in Ohio. No tire ever sold has gained so great a popularity or met with the same fa vorable response from experienced tire buyers. There is no better brand of tires in the world that we would rather offer our customers. Vacation F ootwear i FABRIC TIRES—6,000 MILES 30x3, list price $14.75. Our price, Tire and Tube 5 7,95 30x3 1-2, list price $14.75. Our price, Tire and Tube $ 9 75 32x3 1-2, list price $19.15. Our price, Tire and Tube $12.95 31x4, list price $22.00. Our price, Tire and Tube $14.75 32x4, list price $25.45. Our price, Tire and Tube $16.59 33x4, list price $26.80. Our price, Tire and Tube $17.50 34x4, list price $27.35. Our price, Tire and Tube $17.75 HENDERSON SUPER SIZE CORDS— 10,000 MILES 30x3 1-2 list price $18.00. 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We have the season’s latest creations in white, and combination sport models, patent leather and black satin. The graceful lines and smart appearance of our dainty and practical foot-wear for va cation are without parallel. SEE OUR WINDOWS Harrison’s Shoe Store