The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 13, 1920, Image 3

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TH* FLC DAILY TIMM TUESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 13. 1920: ntf Relieves Colds Coocht Bore Thro*.t, La Grippe, Flu. Sooth* U* Aching. JcTerlsh feeling. the Phlogin—Clear? the Head Chest. 35c Your DiugglitY-. Making Big Money Although most Greek girls are SoUthem Road.Is naturally very pretty, they aegln to . • Tv/falrino- Ri paint and powder from a vary earlyj> age—the cheeks bright red, the eye brows ami lashes deepest black, and -'ems delicately Wne:| The rgsult is that they are withered cid women forty, and thus nowhei% *are uglier females to be found tha® beneath Symbolic Of Purity Our clarified and pasteurized milk has not attained its high lace in the opinion of careful mothers through chance. It • re quired considerable investment in dairy equipment, and ntcessi- tatCf,' constant vigilance in guarding the dairy herd from dangerous influences, t® bring our mijk to its unvarying stand ards of Purity, Richness and Wholesomeness. Do we serve you? CENTRAL MILK STATION Phone 746. Florence Times Bureau, Wyatt A. . Taylor, Correspondent. Columbia, April 13—The Southern Railway Is making more money than any of the trunk lines operating In the Southeast. This is indicated by ie Southern’s report for the month of January, just filed with the South Carolina Railroad Commission. Th^ Railroad commission has reports for January of all the main ronds operating in the state, and these re ports show that the'Southern’s gross and net nevenues far exceed those ot any other line. During January the Southern eain- WATSON AND HALL FORM COMPANY is to make compost heaps with woods meld or the top soil from the woods, _ and stable manure. Make this com- LOCAL MEN TO MAKE SPECIALTY P C3t ear, y ln February OF PURE BRED SEDS. j and apply in the drill when .the, fer tilizer is put down, or before. A second application of fertilizer this 8 - t, .4 V » Clemson College, April 13.—The Carolina Seed Company, recently or- > . . . t „„ • ’ J to tobacco is not advised, as ganlzed at Florence, S. C., should . . . i' . ' is likelv to cause what tobacco plant-1 qs prove of much benefit to South Caro-. ,, „ , .. * Una farmers, who are rapily coming f 13 ii ^ ^ / . , is not desirable. The fertilizers un- ♦ to reallie tbe T^lne ot purebred seed j tobacco should be nearly exhaust' ^ l P v ,i headis hi F J ^ l»y Ibe time the tobacco com- f O. Watson tio cfemson men ^ho ‘ mence3 " iatU " 0 ’ S0 that n,UtUrily i * have already done much valuable ; u,ay be lias e e ' work in plant breeding.. Mr. Hall, after graduation at Clem-1 Mrs. Nannie Tate son In 1912 and the University of | V ’ yth< ' yi11 ^ Va " r f c f iv ; i d , Wisconsin In 1913, was for a time ns-1 f ' cmo present itr the sliapo o. i jj, sistant agronomist m charge of cot-!* 51 anonymous registered letter from!* — ! ♦ Graham, of 1 J a hand-15 * -- -—nxsea lin; oouiuern rJitl n- a^rutiuiuiDL AH viXMlgfj Uf l.UL" ' “ • i 9k cd over two million dollars, with a Hon breeding at the t)klahoma A. & i^nlailelphfa enclosing $..,00 in cur-j x JUST TO SHOW How well your «ld f car taft be 1 renewed and brightened‘up i appropriate painting job—8twp”fTr'y and have us show colof ^sdfcemes, quote ri’Ices on tile ’job : tou want, Minor LliuV net profit of mouth. For ?624,100 for that £B,me month $932,25: which the sender said was due i * the one M. College, was then county agent in , rency - - • her husband's firn^ wthich he ad-!* ths Seaboard carped, gross ?"ti2,2b2, or !a net profit of $1S4,1<)6. The Atlan- lie Coast Line’s gross earnings for January were $1,458,706, its net earn ings $316,406. This means that the Richland county, and for the past Florence Auto Top & Paint Shop ago. Rouflieni’a clear piofit was more <han* lar contr<d of cotton and forage crop - * /f i u aaa in rn<x Sirvivin T-I ivnci three years has been Extensidh agro- jmittod he had defrauded many years j* nomist in cotton breeding. Mr. Watson, wto graduated at i Clemson in 1908, has -been for nine f rf ^ars in charge of the breeding wori ^ Upstairs over Ideal Filling Station at 103 E. Evans St. ’■*|j ; three times the net profit made by the Seaboard and nearly twice the j profit of the Atlantic Coast Line, i within the borders of South Carolina CALL 429 Florence Motor Sales Company * and ve will come 5 miles and put on a new Tire or Tube at no addi tional charge. But don’t throw the old one away. Let us vul canize It. Every Motor Need, Quartette Sings Tonight At Central School (Advertisement) Tim Lyceum Singers “A Male Quar t.-dte” will be the attraction, given at the Central School building to night at 8:30. Don’t fail to com<\ you will miss a treat if you do. j These singers have pleased audiences I In many towns and cities throughout Hlie South. In addition to quartette I work, there will be solos, duets and ilrios. There is always something i attractive about a male quartette, diseases in the South. He has done specially valuable work In the de velopment of highly \VHt-resistant strains of Dixie and Dixie-Triumph cotton.. The Carolina Seed Company pro poses to continue the breeding work which its two promoters have been doing in their former position and will make a specialty of handling dts ease-free and disease-resistant' seeds and' plant t 0 be grown by them and fo rthem under special linprovision and the use of scientific methods. l - - FERTILIZING TOBACCO * ''l' every body enjoys music of this sort. ! and the concert, tonight wHl furnish 'the music lovers of Florence, an qx- jcellent opportunity for an evening of ! genuine pleasure. *| The quartette comes as a part of ; The Redpath Lyceum Course. The .^raL", rr. ' — : j pertoimance will be for Uio benefit , I of the Florence High School Atblat- jj- j ie Association 'and for this . reason ' there should he a large audience if ftp- none other. Every ley and girl who has sold ten tickels will tie given a free ticket for this attraction. Tickets will be on sole tenight at the door of the Central school. I OPERA HOUSE Thursday, April 15th A whirl of merriment, youth, beauty and tuneful melodies of memory haunting witchery.- La La Lucile pLJam full of toe tapping tunes and laughs with Julia Gifford, \eil Pratt and half score others. Chorus ot captivating girls. In three temptations. Look by ’ Music by I red, Jackson • . Geo. Gershwin I’Vesh from its five months run at the Henry Miller Jii'heatre, New York. Same company as playing Lll the tiding cities with same cast and produc- -1 yv,/ ! * ~ 'T Norfolk, Va., Ledger-Dispatch says: “To the :s of Norfolk: If your husband is a T. F>. M. needs relaxation, by all means, have him sec hear “La La Lucille”—But go with him.’’ Prices: 75c. to $2.00 seats NOW SELLING *»******* y » --3-y Filipinos Fight Dud With Bdos M‘"nila, April 13—Two Filipinos ji: | have just fought with bolos the first * j duel In Manila since the beginning I j of the American occupation. One of f i them suffered tfie loss of his left hand in the fight. AngeL Umai ar.d Tranquillno Pap, iinav/an met. with seconds ami friends in a vacant lot near the center of the city just before dusk to settle their feud with the favorite native weapon. Umali forced the fight and sootf landed the blow that severed bis adversary’s hand. Palin aw an fought on and Umali, despite his victory, took to his heels but was caught by a policeman. Pagliawan was taken to a hospit al where he lias since been In a cri tical condition. As tterb Is no law against duelling in the Philippines, U-moli will be / prosecuted on a min or charge. (!. Clemson College, April 13.—Care should be taken In buying tobaccq fertilizer that materials from which they are made are derived from the right sources, says R. E. Currln, Superintendent of the Pee Dee Ex periment Station, in Bulletin 43, “To bacco Culture in South Carolina.” The phosphorus in tobacco fertilizer is generally obtained from 14 per cent or 16 per cent add phosphate, while the nitrogen is obtained from dried bipod, fish scrap, tankage, cotton seed meal, and sulphate of ammonia/ The use of nitrate of soda under tobacco except In \<*ry rare cases is not recommended. Dried ground blood is almost as quickly available as soda and should compose at least one half of the nitrogen in ^tobacco fertilizer. The other half may* be obtained from the sources named above, giving cot tonseed meal the preference. Potash in the form of sulphate only should be used. Muriates and kanit should not be used, as they contain chlorin, which tends to In jure the burning qualities of tobac co. The presence of chlorin is shown by the black ashes produced in burn- lug. Stable manvre may bo used In small quantities or in compost at the rate of three Vo five loads per acre. But too much stable manure tends to cause fungus diseases on the growing tobacco. The best way to use sta ble manure ‘ when used by itself is to chop it finely and sow In the drill at the rate of from three to five leads per acre. Another good method Paint, Pride Hand in and Prosperity Hand- •1 Mf»f" it »• The moral and economic influence of painl is far-reaching. A well painted house denotes character; pride in your property and esteem of yourself and neighbers. Paint not only promotes prosperity, but protects your home against decay and increases its value. r ' li “Save , s; r the Surface and you . X Save All" : have proven their worth during more than fifty years. No matter the surface—* large or small—there is a Pee Gee Paint or Finish that will give you lasting . satisfaction at icwcst cost. Visit this store and let us advise with you regarding your painting and decorating problems. Ask us for FREE Paint Book “Hamas and Haw to Paint Thom/*j also .for Color Cards, or write direct to Peaslee-Gaulbert Co., Incorporated, Louisville, Ky. -* V Carolina Building Material Co., Inc. Distributors Products. On Christmas Day of next year will be celebrated the centenary of t£e birth of Ciara Barton, famous rivi! war nurse and first president of the American Red Cross. As sure as you are a foot high you will like this Camel Turkish and Domestic, blend! . •< m - r OU never got such cigarette- contentment as Camels hand you. Camels quality and expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic Tobaccos make this goodness possible—and make you prefer this Camel blend to either kindoftobac c o smoked s traig h tt Camels mellow-mildness is a revelation! Smoke them with freedom without tiring your taste/ They leave no unpleasant ciga< retty aftertaste nor unpleasant' cigar etty odor! Give Camels every test—then compare thfem puff-for-puff with any cigarette in the world J • (4) •d g v-rvWv ' > °s: s s\\ r, ii - j i * A .l