The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, June 21, 1921, Page FOUR, Image 4
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E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Tuesday, June 21, 1921. :
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DOLLAR DAY
A business man wruinir to the Press j
and banner :n a recent issue or mat!
excellent newspaper wants the nu-v-j
chants and the board of trade or;
chamber of commerce of that town of
Abbeville to get together and cooper- j
ate in the putting on of a dollar dayj
.sale. This businessman seems to be j
of the opinion that much of the trade
of the town is being attracted to cth-j
er towns from the fact that the merchants
are not advertising* as they!
should, and that all these things are;
working to the hurt of Abbeville, and!
he feels that a little good and judi-j
eious advertising would help the mer-;
chants and the town of Abbeville al-1
so. And that a good way to begin i
would be for all the merchants of the
town to get together and Have a del- j
lar day sale, and that by cooperating j
in the matter there could be a gootij
lot of advertising had and not cost
any one man too ?reat an amount.
By all the merchants and the business)
men getting together we could have!several
sut-h days, and one a weekj
for several weeks, and it would be:
worth a whole lot to this town as well!
as Abbeville. That also is a su^es-j
tion of this business man who is writ-;
ing to the paper. |.
We quote one paragraph of his ar-,
tide.
"Good times are not coming agiin, {
they must be brought and it will take!
cooperation and pep and hard' work J
tu bring them. To this end, I wish!
to suggest that the Chamber cf Ccm-i
merce and merchants set forth a spet--{
ial day at regular intervals to be!;
L-r>oii-n J ^ rirJlov Sirtfl 'fnv PVP't'l" ' I
merchant in town to put on a special}
sale-of some article that will be b:g!
enough bargain to bring in the pe
pie, then for a big newspaper adycr-1
tisir.g campaign along with any other i,
form of advertising such as distribute j.
ing circulars, automobile signs *!fnu i
boosting by all."
Some weeks ago Mr. E. A. Carper-!
ter of the firm of Haltiwanger an I
Carpenter of Newberry put on ju-tj
such a sale by himself. Mr. Carpen- ;
ter is a very enterprising merchant <
and knows the game and gives his un-J:
divided attention to his growing bu.- -:
iness, and he was so well pleased j;
with the results to his own business M
from that sale that he is arranging to J i
put cn another in a short time. It i
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was a dccirted success, anci n one mer- j
chant can 'make it a success why i
should it not be a much greater su*> <
cess when all the merchants en^a^ed.!
in the sale and cooperated in the effort
to make y. succeed.
Now the chamber of ommer- i; 1
could very well help in the adverti - J
' in? of the town if it were a town si'- i
fair, and ail the 01 *rc ene:a'i:<;: ;
in it and puitini* on s-u-h i sal ', our | j
when ii is under-aken b\ only one i;
merchant the chamber of commerce ['
could not very well do much advt-v- ;
tisir.g and publicity work fov it, be- i
Co^i^e that would bo advertising one i
man's business, but when rlu- mer 1
chants of the town, or so nearly ;.il ?
that you could not tell the difference.!
went in then there could be a whole j
lot of advertising done in a geneval i
way that would advertise tie town!
and at the same time advertise the
merchants without the advert:sir.g "re-1
ing for any one individual.
It is a fine plan to do wholesome i
advertising for the town, an ! at the 11
same time give our :n:-:vh?rts a goc d [
trade and bring people here who -n* yj
be would otherwise not come. The|<
truth is the merchants of Xewherry 1
need to wake up just a Utile in 'Ir1
matter of advertising. We need r:i |'
awskenir.fr in the matter pr,I'
of the rijrht sort. We never did wartji
a man to advertise in The Herald nvdj
News as a matter of helping the p*'--j
per. but because it paid him t;> j it)'
; , his moncv in the advert is: nu-. Of!
course every ere understands that t:iej;
newspaper could not exist in a?;> 1
community if there was not a err: ;<I'
sale in that community f- the spaci j
the paper has to sell, and at a livi -11
price, but the man who does ihe y1'
vert is: ng should get value receiv. d
for the money he puts in it. T-te
trouble with the country publisher
has been all the while that hn mini
lies the article he has to sell as to its
commercial value. And when the
business man jrivcs, as he calls it.. !'"0|
newspaper man an advertisement
has a sort of feelir.jr ih:>t he is just!
:
contributing that mucli .o the su;>-i
port of the editor. th:?T i; :> a sort >fj
charitv. The sna'-e that t'.v .-;".v?}-a-1
'
per has to se-I is iust as j?-': r-chandise
as the .uroods or. *he 7 ?f;
any meve:ian: iow:i. > ;!.:
perishable ard nui>i be ><'*(! f.to
dav pn-i use'! at once or ii v.! ? t: >r:
mwtun u iwwabawgawownk - ? ~-*" ?jbtm
kci p.
i>ui a dollar day sale won! i :>*- i
trreat iu';> i*: advertisini: lhi* t 'V!
:t:: i the !ih"v!,,!!:'s. and woul.i nu;i:
It :>!U" iilb'i'.ws i i; \V ' r. c
the eet>;i< yi.'w where a!' jome<
and helped \K-.y the cost.
We ;tro conv'.tin;: our niai'i?; i
and we .!! ? oil" thv.i. > .-i<
not cari* t?> renew. Ksj?ec!a!!y h.o
we gotten behind \vi:!i the town si' >
scriber. We have no desire or in
clination or puipcse to try t:> forrt
the paper on any o.ic who does i::?1
care for it nn<i intend to pay fer it
There was a tiair when it lvally pain
ed us for any ore to say take "hi:
name ofT the list. Wo do not love
<!o it now. but. we have been in t'-u
game row for thirty five years a
this community and we long au
learned when one went off for a\
reason there was another to take hi:
place, and unless you intend to pa\
for the subscription we do not.eari
:o have you take the paper. We art
taking c:T some that we know wi!
?. ,-v 4 a nnnov :??">( \vf
k Ulii:?iUV t i vau tiiv
are srlad that they will do tha:. bocause
they will be helped by so dnir..^,
If the boys do nor deliver the papei
in town promptly and properly we
will be pleased to have you notify
us. and we will ask them to deliver it
as it should be, and if they continue
not to do so we will cret some antelse.
None of us should sret the
I *2 ill W cl i V iUUl.^K HO.tO.V. CV
any job. We may drop out but there
will be some one to take the place.
Cooperation is our slojran. It is the
word that spells success in any undertaking
where there is more than fk1
to do the job. and- there is no one man
place in the world. We are ail dependent
upon one another.
We love to do our end of the newspaper
job. It i? easy ar.d we sometimes
feel that we know hew. Bat
to do it successfully and well we must
have the cooperation of the em pi >yecs
in the office in all departments, ar.d
the cooperation of the subscribers ar.d
readers of the paper. And in these
times this is peculiarly necessary.
Yes, theie is a law or an ordinance
on the statute books of the town to
require that all dojrs should be kepi
up or should be muzzled. These who
arc .eld enough will ?*ecall when
we passed that ordinance and how
well it was enforced. That was at
the beginning when it was fre-:h in
the minds of our people how a
with rabies had bitten a child i
how the child died and then the pn'Mie
Loiifcjence \v?.s aroused anw we 'vmanded
that dogs be muzzled or kepi,
up. But alas how soon we forget.
Purely we will not wait i;> ei-fo :e
he <ic^ ordinance until another cirld
is kitten and dies of that ho?vi'!e
disease to do something: alcntr th's
line. But that has nothing to do w'lh
the regulation of the driving of mot n*
:ars. We should be oh', enough a:;d
bitr enough to enforce both laws.
We have missed the mails a few
times again. The editor duos n-?t
have any more to.do with the me hv.n
:cal end than he can nolo, oui ne -i:is
is-ked the boys to remember thi't the
making of the mails is one of the
most important things in cjniKvt'on
with the making of a paper. It is
mo*.e important than the pubii <hi,r*
in chat particular issue an important
editorial or the insertion of a lo^*:il
happening. People .tret in the h?:":it
i>f expe;-tir.g the paper at a certain
L;me and if it fails to come at that
* '% no ? ,:r* v."! t V'PC^ I >1 V
i;mc it A.* itv/c cw vwv*.?0
it would be. though it ma\; have a few
more locals or editorials. The important
thing: is to make the mulls.
We hope it will not occur again, that
is the missinjr of the mails, unless
-cme break down or illness should
prevent.
We do not believe thai there is a
:*ounty in the state that has p:ii i its
taxes as well as this county of Xewbeiry.
The execution..-; turned over to
:he sheriff are almost ne.'Ilble. We
ire j;-o:n? to <rtt the riirurt.-. from the
reasurer and uive them to the people,
it should bt- an enccur;:.rcment to the
people. The truth is this is one of
.he best counties in South CaroI:n:i.
We want to lhi ri.i of the chronic
L'lunibler and the :v..:n who is ail the
ime talking about the hatd Ijivv/s.
Let him' yo 10 work at-: M* will not
have time to tail: abotr i b:?.c v
(litiovs when th'-?*e .ov Ir.d comtions.
Smile a;;d work are :he ?wo
::::riirs try. will ke the times better.
If the Bell WYevii doesn't soon err:
busy in some fgo*: >iis the busim?s of
"ruining" the present cotton crop
must, be dose entire iy by the dry weather?'.'>ev::!e
Press :>r ! B:UH?ev.
Pon't you k-M w tha* /ivy we-it- ?
dee- no; hurt a cotton c:*.>|\ but t:...t
:.e~t C 'tOP e: >>' tV. '' ma-ie T? t.'ns
section i.- when there is w ry little
vain, and when the f:;v.n -r i.- .
th:;t v\\ : .I:;;r !:r?s V.. v:\
. :tr;K i Fit thai \\\!j \..r.
The iuxuri;:n: :hv r wth th<:::un
lih' i-i.i: v.vevi! w:!l !icuv:si.. ;
ihn; I- ha! \v.-? '?; un.;? i. P.
} ??t ; i r < : ?Ii"y V.'Ml:.";- i.- "ho i f?' ?f .
1'oi I >M l'i "p.
W.-> : 1 . ' ,! :. in:, 1 \* < V.
, h?- vy !f-I*. r i'.-N- ; : i > *: took oil;
I t ; ?t<i 'in- au: ;i.: i,:t-i tin- purr:
of in; tor and tiic apj'
ii11 in i I of spot :a! i's t > ! >i?k
after tii'- spood i-ivvrs. I'sal
, i- la.' proper step. is a pily thai
I it i-- noi vssary, out it is. and wo kni-u
t!iat tin- doir.uat.ion would d-? any
tiiiny: lhat was proper. and espoi*iai!\
. when it ivfereril to lit." legal or j>e
i life department. Wo!!, it is proper
Wo have got to save our roa<i>- an<
not orjv the i>ut our lives, anc
t
. make it safe to fare forth on th<
. highways. We hope those moloi
. cycles will arrive very soon.
A Life Saving Siaticn
J The lower end of the el l public
square, rurrounding the >p<>t where
t!:e first settlers in Newberry campe?
at a spring, is very ofyen congest e<
by the assembled wagons, busies
, mules and hordes, reminding on<? <>1
some traveling caravan stopping tc
rest. although there is no snauow 01 a
lock in a weary la ml there, or any|thing
of that kind. Ii is hot dowr
there, and hotter when crowded, especially
on a Saturday. Seme days
all day long, mules and horses art
allowed to stand nitehed, in the broiling,
scorching, parching sun, and hungry
and thirsty at that. This should
not be allowed. If the owners of
these ill treated dumb animals are not
U"?>ing to have more consideration
during the hot months of July ami
Auirust -they cu.irht to be made sublet
to law. Mr. C. F. Templet on,
whose side entrance to his Pepsi-Cola
plant overlooks the square, is in u
position to know what is goir.? on in
i ho siiiinrc. has reported incidents
coming: under his observance, and
fiom what he tells us his plant has
bccome a very life saving: station.
-A ;nong the nearly everyday occur;
rences* he relates are several well
worth mentioning. One day a mule
with the lines around its neck was
choking, and would have choked to
! death had not ?.!r. Templeton and his
hards gone over and cut the animal
loose. Another instance was that of
a horse which had become entangled
and had fallen in the harness; when
these men grave their assistance. Another
day a muie j^ot his hind leprs in
tl>?> lviviv>? nnH ft-!!. Then ji horse
?0t wedtred betwe^i a bujrtry anil
Wii^on. The helping squad from this
few "life-saving station" went out
a.:;:: in to do their humane work. In
the latter ease they hud to lift bu.vry.ies
and wajrons to make room to extricate
t'.e horse from hi> perilous position.
St ill another day a mule trot
?* tvx~/\t> { 'inn'lTc, !in(l
IIJ^ "vvi a wa^vw vi\. *%*.*. . ..
toned ;>j thai he couldn't move. This
njuie was heinjr kicked viciously 1 ?y
mother mule. Mr. Templeton and
his ever ready hands went to the relief
of the poor animal. It wou'. l
se"m that no man would be so heartless
as to leave his dumb brute to suffer
so. Can not somebody do som;thinjr
to remedy this bad state of air..:...
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GETTING THE MOST
OUT OF RETAILING
J ??
Announcement in;.- been made by
Mr. Wni. S. Matthews, secretary of
the el)amber of commerce, that he
h'is arranged to brinjr to Xewberry an
iliri: tr;ited lecture o? retail merchan
dising. The lecture, together with a
feature lilni, "(setting the Most Out
of Retailing," will be given Wednesday
night at 8:30 o'clock in the new
court house. Mr. W. F. Brennan.
iepresentative of the National Cash
Register coin.inny of Dayton, Ohio,
will give the lee'uve.
The lecture deals with the value of
newspaper advertising to the merchant;
tells him how to prepare advertisements,
and also explains in detail
the best methods of window dis1
IT
play, stor.' organization. ;;erso#;u si-uir.g,
and business control.
The fihn telb the story of a merchant
who was discouraged aad <i:?b'surtened
because he was net successful.
The stjiy shews the Indifference
of his ck. ks. 1 is bad sy.-f m.
pco?!y arranged stock, and othei
cituscs of trouble. How he finally
rose to success ::r: i prosperity I:ir ;U M'h
J;:' .'lorn ?r !.- is S.lowu in uic
.Many i.-ca ( f inipe: lar.ce to me?t
and c!:?vk.? will be br;>u:rl':!
' at. In other coom". unities where it
has b< en shown, it v.a- met i;reat . ni'vusiasm.
J: is expected ;h:.. ev
business man and clerk in the city
, "\viI! attend.
!v. o C Hence
He!ho. > (.* fro'ii tin* <!? :I i! s
w ;e ;.o r'a-i yo"? to i::?v * * a !e ?.'r
: . t'i (ivav! "'( iw.y:\' '.<! report vl
a> follows: "Trie doctor t M iii '
*fcre he began that if I cried or
screamed it would cost me v.
' - -r 1 i ' i . It w iii.:
1 L . II I v\ Li ? ll ? ' ' ? '
jo'vy Ik fifty >.*"
**?>:<} you scream?" nis mother
' cd.
"!Iov. ct.-r.i } xnjwviv ! l :iy:::("
<i. "Y -a t>:\'y irave :iH* fifty
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TREASURY. COINS
SILVER DOLLARS
tiOVKKNMKNT T.I.KING TO P.ILPLErtlSH
STOCK
Wcr . {;. (jo For"?.a?H U"2;l i'?vwar
Bas s is Kca lnd ? I* ivc
Y t::?r J ob.
j
Wa.v-ingfon. June 1:?f
silver ti;tiI:*> ; |i:ts !>? en resumed by
the mint after a laps;- of sever, y
, an:! lhi? work of replacing ih"
, 00H.00O ,-iandard silver dolia;*< ;ake>i
l
from ;:it' treasury daring I he war
. lo ?eii to (ireat IJii'ain has been, in I
gun.
j Finer last March, treasure ofiviai*
1 . ,
I said ! >.':iy.hi, ?*c>xy 20,<H)0.
000 silver dollars had been coir.*' i. In
.the same period corresponding
[amounts of silver certificates were'
^issued and federal reserve note.': and
'treasure r.^tes ?ecurine; them, retired.
'I
'.This process, ofFu ials said, would
, probably eor.tinue for the next five
l years until the treasury's reserve of
.! silver dediars is back to its pi e-war
i, basis.
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. J i ne mini, ontcia:s exmuineti,
_? ceased coining silver dollars in 11)14
Jwhen the supply of metal purchased
.'under the coinage act was exha'usted.
. Further authority to make the nol|!
lar was not forthcoming until 1D1S,
j when congress passed the Pittmnn
act to "enable the sale of melted d:>1-1
i! Jars to l^nirianrt lor tne renei 01 mo
I
I silver famine in India.
.! Vnder the terms of the act. Direci
tor of the Mint Baker sold to
, j land 270,000,000 silver dollars,
'amounting to 208,000,000 pieces of
, (silver at SI.01 1-2 an ounce, nlus the
i .
; | market price of the copper contained
1 ' in rr* l t i n . . _ i . "\ 1 ..
11 in tne acnar. mc i l-s cctius .hi.
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;!B;-ker explained tonight, nai l for tne j
i co'jt of melting: and transport:;!: >n;
. jar.d the c-o.-t of rceoinajre.
The work of refillin.tr the huie left1
, Jin the treasury's vaults. Mr. F-akerj
i jsaid, was now well under way, t.io
'mint striking off silver dollais al'
i i i
[i the rate of about eiirht to ten mil-;
! lion a month. Since May, !:> _'(), ihe
j nun L has bought; about lifty-f've mil-;
, iiurs ounces of American s'lver at $ 1 '
an ounce and.will continue to mak-j
.jits purchases at. this price until the;
* i- i ]
treasury s stoctK is rejjk-u:^!-..-*:.
Despite the fact that the P'Unian
act requires the mint to' i?:*y S'.OO:
; an ounce fur iis silver, Mv. !?;ikor
'declared, <jt;i irs are con-!:'." >" :** -1
J ccivc.i (lemaiulir.ju: why to.- :r; .
j ment pays so uitn 'i more f. r :"s >M.
jver than the iu^rkel price. The p-ic-.j
was fixed by art, he stated, to s-ablalize
the price of silver when theiv
wire indicali;?!'s of its reachif^ unheard
<>r i.v'iu!:!-: during the war. As
a result of tlu: iroven'nie:;t's action
| in confiiiiny; 1 'it' treasury's purchases
i to silver, both produced and reduce !
j in Jrs count.y. the American silver
I tr.ii^v.'j: imiustLy was protected from
cverwhelmir..^" foreign comp.*: i::on,
. Mr. Baker -r.id. Because t-f the price
at which I ho silver was s-.ld to Kn.'-i
land, the government is break'ng a
I i j. i . i ii .. ;i.A ,x%, * u,x . V.M ?c,, .
j nine over imjiu i.e. *.??i mi intucuv.(he
added.
"Getting the .Must (^ut of Uet:ii!ii'jr''
is the sii-'jcc* of ii : ( w bu.dne>i'vtme
to be <riven at the new cuuri
hwii>e next Wednesdny evening.
The lecture v.'iil be uiven by Mr. W.
F. Brennan, a business expert, who.
wil! rpeak under the au. pices of thej
r.i>v /if co'iinii'ivp. ?,Ir. Brentvm ;
I" " ~ t I
represents the National Ca.'h Re-cister:
company of I'avion, Ohio.
Six thousand feet of moving pictures
v.'iii at" u. od t> ilustrate the it;:- j
ture. No chartre will be made for ad-i
mission and-all interested in the bi_r:
question of retailing: are invited. A ;
.-pedal invtaton i- extended to nuT-j
t and the'r families, clerks,;
:
wholesalers, bankers, and other business
people. i
Tne lecture will cover stor;- ortnn
... .1. . . .
I :ZatM>n, ,'lilViTI ISlHiT. (... m.i v.
I ner>-ona! seiliny, ar.<i businoso c*;;:i....
, , . i
i J at" re \v:il :ic !>o c.W'. ;.re for aa.!n..iW
Motorcycle Officers Appointed
1 Sheriff ("ar.nor: (>. Kle:'se annoai.rU
?! on S:11ur(1:t\ rnornir.^ that :u* h:i'l
n:a('v his sole-lion of mot.>?vyo?<lutics:
W illiam 'i'. Mar:-:- of No.vbL'r.
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; ry ari i Hiil'jUlt -!. Qualtlvoauill of
11"ro5'>Qv! t v. Thcv are expi'rienc. !
i'iiJi!iU'S ar.ii motor* yi :t? r; < vs. i ;u*
!?:*s have i?? ho improve! by
, the ju<iye (,i iiiis circuit, ar. l will he
as t)0<>!!?](.'. Tiif .'Jenu-j
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: t !l > \VM (;t V. >r!\ <0011 JJS t it'
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:.\:u arrive ;kp! arv tvr-ic,i ( u;.
li-tpuO'S Mayer a..?l Qua::!e':>auPn.;
while :;ci: -t vh;;ru'Cii \v:th tlr- e.vfot; { Mont
of ; " will esjMvl.-.iiy
i";u' ?.* . \v; :) i:; * i ?. v i: . u. > .
: !Ii. laws !!: .* re:
t rar.-nnrfation < : !i<:in>rs.
*i>o Polite
; "H-% n ;t-rr::?!y puiiti mm. isn't
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i-vt-:. :ai:t- ( ii Ms h;ti v.'!
to t} s? inevitable.'"- Philadelphia ' />
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Beginning today
that wll! move e
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is indeed a rare >
the best make ai
$5.00 to $9.00 15
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$10.00 iq $17.5!
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ALLIES SEEKING
TO FORESTALL WAR
APPEAL TO GREECE TO POSTPONE
OFFENSIVE
England, France and ita'y Would
Mediate liefwccsi Greece and
T urkcy
1 *;iris, .} '.f.c s!\?(Ireat Britain,
France ! Italy hav upr:r::i appealed
to ti c'.'ct' !o i>(>.-*l re Iut oftVn" v.?
:i 11 art c-j.'t Moir 111?m 1::it in ti cf!"
. f:;i!. v.'ni in A< i Mine.'.
'i r,:' : : t'.t *0 U - .1:1' of il -'AO <i:?\V
c . ? :\c !\v::rt-r Hi !;* !
Lot I '> ur t'- I-yltisli for*-' :
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l: ' ui.-ji iu i \j 1 <4 if. i?? *\ . v v.,
stantine askFftjr for ;;:i immediate reply
.-is whrtlie'-* (liv-v. va- vvS!!:: j:
> J; ! 1'ic i; 1 iv ; ? ' Im I i*vk:. o
11ue:-1 ion. Tl a favor*'. i.!< an.^vcr i:leireivcti
it :> pr (!m\ i-? v. :ii ! o
asked to the tv-rms upon which
>!je is v/'ili::;: to -v;:kr p?.?r.*e, a id the
M. H:'ia};?! an-i I =.nl ( .ir:-''!! devoted
pat- of .'lis aftenie:, 1 t<? lh:>
ict l ' r I ,'iH -S.1 hey decided
to ask UK' r.iy;!i i r:mn>otit-rs iVv
unanimous looori c.a ihe disp^sit'o:'.
of the territory; 'Villi fig in th:>. exP"?:
will be i'i't 11./ UKikc c juitribi"
disiri'oution. and s!oni measures will
? , ? 1 ft.
be take!* ire run*? an<i vjcrir.::MS
if either or both refuse* !<? ?*u*ce
>t tiie p.l:le<! tiecis'.*r.s.
] or<i ('ur'.on pressed for a sett!^men'
of the Turkish oderrio;. today,
but i>re;:::e: J*i \\ ill not commit
Fiar.ee c:ii way or the other. He
pointed out that '.he consent of the
Greek? and the Turks i*.? mediation
WHS !:H' :Il'S, i; in.ii 'iiTt-- sm \ .
Nat a Contortionist
He \v..< an all-round trr;>ut*h at the
hos;:i-;.i?the tieai:r.er.t wa-? unskilled
the food V\ as rotten, the attendants
were uncivil. "As fi.-r ;h<? bathroom."
he concluded, '"they're %il<\ In the
one I used this incr :ir?tr there was
on:\ :i .'iy ' f .< ?>.:;> thi. e was
no r?*iok ' vu<h."
you v .u'l'i a tonjrue, hs;vrr.'i
vou?" .-'.'lapi- ! ; r.ursr, who overheard
' .
"Yes. ! have." !" veto/ted, "l".r
I don't : :r ;>< ;> I > a r;.;Uv .<> list,"
Wanted to St li Cry
A v>.'>l 'u of a;: Ar iar.tie ilnt-i was
i l.'v.iV V'l -\ ifc >. ,-s
was ulwv.y.* : ; X'lil tae pessifeility
of' seemj? a whale. A tbzen
?iuy sVj ??; .' .iu:rht him t.> haw
her crll-.-ii as om- vc i?: si?r:st.
-Bur. madam." the captain asked
l.-.W r : ; 'y. !r::.;
?iri\ ? :: in . "v. a e >'ou $ .?
.<_ :* .a v.
4 ( u\. .. " iv ilesire
in lift' is to see a whale blubbers
! ::iU * . . . . r *\> V.at.'!?
sue.; ?j 1. e: ' ri - <>. vry.
7.-ii! !i' Speed Lr.'vs
i ' : A U .
>1: vvly .. i S'u-ie.
. I: Iran
fou . A ny: >r?
ih; " : \\v:>* ?::.?;< ?* tV"
h: : ' I ... .A Vo *. ?: :i ;>
i rava** My r
y y-tf-sj ?
t j irumc
ssirawaahsessab mmubi iibihii
1 hundred Trim?
i fraction of the]
\
we will sell Trimme
very hat in the lot
opportunity for you 1
id style at a ridiculo
/alues, Sale Price
0 Values, Sale Price
iger & Carj
: Limits. Speed 15 .Miles Per Hour."
! "They can make their fool laws if
they want to," exclaimed Alec, "but
so f?r as I'm concerned I pay no attention
to that. \Y'ny. old Susie could
, never make that speed, and I'll be
duinc-'l if I try to rrge her to. even if
tV 1*i\v iln.-n vpnnire it."?Hav Rake.
, v.. " 1 ?/
Her Interest
It is related that the director of a
certain famous museum was once
shewing a distinguished woman some
of the priceless treasures of which he
is the custodian. For a long, time,
however, it seemed that nothing interested
her very much. Then su-.I
THE UN!Vt
ft V
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* I i
? [ r. Edsel P>. Ford, Pre?
(' o m p a 11 y. <si v c s o u t't h e f o
"Another reduction has L
ail types of Ford cars and
into effect June 8th. The
are now as follows:
Touring Car
Runabout
Coupe
Sscian
Chassis
Truck-Chassis
Tractor
'"Ford business for Aprii
it by 56.(533 cars and tru
months in 1020; in fact, 1
greater than the supply, s
limited, not by unfilled or
facilities.
"The Fordson tractor is
the cost to produce on acci
reductions, and it is imposs
further cut in the price of
*
Can you afford to go wit
Fords are selling at these
no reason why you should
car, Foni truck, or Fordsor
We will gladly advise yo
a Fordson tractor or the pa
you are interested, .lust i:
We have your requirement
I ^
Frosperi
(
>enter, Inc.
1 1 ?
id Hats
ned Hats on
ir worth. .
d Hats at a price
this week. This
to own a hat of
usly small price.
$2.95
$4.95
t
kAnl-AW Inn
iCillUl J 1UU
>
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denly the director noticcd a change
in her; her face lighted up and she
: leaned forward,
i i
''What is it, madam?" asked the
, director, gratified at this tardy sign
of awakening appreciation. "Do not
hesitate to ask if there is anything
you would like to know." ^
1 "That is awfully good of you!" exclaimed
the woman. "I wish you >
would tell me what brand of polish
you use on those iron ventilators that
are let, into the floor. We have the
same sort of thing in my house, but
: my servants never get them to shine
! half so brilliantly/'
I " ;
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[CEMENT!
liclent of the Ford Motor . 1
Mowing statement: ir
>een made in list price of
the Ford truck which went
list prices, f. o. b. Detroit,
i
$415.00
370.00
695.00
760.00
345.00
495.00
625.00
and May, 1021, was great- ^
cks than for the same two v
the demand has been even
t>iiit nnr outnut has been
tiers, but by manufacturing
still being sold at less than %
sunt of the recent big price
ible, therefore, to make any
the tractor."
v>rmt ;i cur anv lonirer when | \
new low prices? There is
delay purchasing a Ford
1 tractor.
i! concerning the delivery of
rticuiar type of car in which
thone us or drop us a card.
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lotor L-o.
ity, S. C. 4