The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 15, 1920, Image 2
THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES THURSDAY AT
trAFRir. 16. 1920.
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$100,000.00
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RETAIL MEN FIGHHT
“OVERALLS"
Dangtr In N«w C4!.i.
Tho harpist «as* hfavins Hud sa-ft
Ing with Indignation. at tldl
Htoi-yl" li** (tUmI. Iiandlust. tts a copy ol i
the Fourth Estate. The story con-j
ceruetl tin*- caaipalgif for 2Vi-eenl I axes
CASH STATEMENT
City of Florence, South Carolina, for
the Month Ended April 9, 1920.
. Receipts
Kalame on hand
We have ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS to lend on approved security in %
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Florence and Florence County during the *
next sixty days. Ouf terms are attractive, *
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and each propositioh receives individual at- *
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tention. Investigate and try Our service. J
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real Estate & trust co I
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REFUSED BY BIRMINGHAM PUB
USHERS WHEN NEWS SUP
PRESSION IN SOUGHT
pieces. "If they get this new coin
minted," hrf moaned, “the conrerl
managers are sure to offer It to har|
eololsts us a fee.”—Musical America
Bh rinslunn. Ala.. April 14- Binding
ham newspaper publishers have flat
ly denied the requeat of'a commll-
tee of -retail c’othiers that news cf
the ^overall” movement thronghout
the south he suppressed on the.
ground that it., was injuring the re
tail clothing business.
\The pulliihers have informed the
c-lothiers’ ccn’mlttee tlvat tiielr tippers
will ‘continue to report the overall
movement^ which they consider legiti- J
mate nows.
The “Tampa idea’' of wearing elver-
•(tls as a means of fighting the high
cost of clothing, which originated in
the city bearing its name, has spread
to many cities throughout the south,
where business and professional nur.
as well as-other workers are gofny
about in blue denims. It was' repell
ed here Saturday that when the de-
•mulul for overalls began some retail
ors had raised the price from to
$f> a pair. *
-1,000 Members In Birmingham
Mass mooTlnes and public d.emon-
s(.rations are being held in conueg
tion with the movement in many
places throughout the south, ii was
reported today that there, were four
thousand incmhors of the Oveial'
Dub in Biimlngham alone, all pledg
ed to wear blue denim until the price
of clothing comes down.
The Birmingham . Overall Club w! I
he 1.Vinched ieni:.'iil with a mas,
m-etieg at Hu* city cor.rt'iouse. a<
whicli t p'-oclms are tc> be ma le .by
public ofHciais and husjness men.
WORK BACKWARD
LABOR SHORT
Keeps the Cattle Away.
j’ntth* will not allow young hazel,
jnk and most, other trees and shrubs
to survive in a pasture, snys the
American Forestry Magazine of Wflsli-
itigton. hut the ihorn-npple bushes will
flourish, because their, sharp thorns
imp away the browsing cditle.
IN MEMORJAM.
ilh day of
all-wise
March
7
Dclimtueut Taxes w
Copimutation Thx
■Dog Tax
Licenses
Police Fines
Water Workn Receipts
Streft Pept. Receipts,
Health Dept. Receipts
.< ity Hull and Opera House
Schools.
Sewerage Tax
Water Tax
Refund Bond r <‘ax
Paving Bond Ta^ ,
Water Maintenance
Trash Account
J80,617.26
63.32
18.81
296.00 i*
47.00
570.00
1.56Q.00
4,687.75 !
102.59 :
965.10
262.50
50.16
6.27
4.72
7.82 i
3.11
2.93
’2.59
REPORT
FROM THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
CONCERNING
ROACHES,
Water-bugs
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Total
$89,156.93
remove from the scene m j
Plot i-1 Rulanee April 20, 1920
Disbursements
meut 4
Maintenance
Department
to i Health Department
Fire Department
Street Lghting
Salaries City Officers w
Contingent Fund
FARM WORK RETARDED BY UN
SEASONABLE WEATHER AND
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LABOR SHORTAGE.
! The following report from the Unit
ed States Department of Agriculture
!glve s conditions in South Carolina,
i ’(The growing season of 1920 open i ,!; ' , ' v ‘ t, * cn '
ed with farm work two weeks to a i ' :I , ' 1 ' > ^I'unt, itoc.k of tiw
Whereas, on the 1
1920." it pleated nn
den co to 9 _
ills labors out brother, comrade unJ PoH. e Depurtmer
frlei'd. .1. iim-ker, and Watei* Work s Mi
When as, it is meet and prop r ! Street Departiueu
•(hat wo should give expression
rnr grief and sorrow at his departure,
ut.d bear wituess to his virtues as
it man:
Now. Therefore, Be it Resolved by
Fillyniv Division No. 45.' of the Or jPoor
dor of Ra !way .Conductors, in r-gu (Stationery and Printing
I tr meetjiiL- assemhfed this 4tl» day ‘ ”
of April:
First: That we how in bumble
siiltnilssion to the will of God. re-
coenizina and believing that lie i.o-
eth all lirings for the best.
Sc'auid: T hat each of us in it.s
c.o'tth let is that be las lost a bro
ther and comrade whose friendsh'p
wrts over sincere upd tiuej that the
Comonny, •vitich tie atived so ior.g,
bus l.;st an employee. whose loyalty j
was mxjuest'onabte, whose zeal in
its interest was nnreniilting, and j
wiios. duties were perlnnned in up-
ligjilhesft and. honor; and that the
lraveling public with, wliom he e.,.n *
it: contact a i ,st ,* friend who a!-
nays i*!ct tltem with due courtesy, n
proper regtnl for their rights and a
cheerful perfermunee of his duties.
Third: That we extend to his in-
renved J’am'ly our heart-felt sympa
thy in Hi hr great loa.J.
Ki urth: That a yopy of these r so-
Intions be * nt to Hie family; a'.d a
f.f-pv to the rim eras* llai-y Times for
’ul. fui i her. that a
$52,583.38
$1,257.02
5.628.31
1,300.72
1.253.61
1.2C1.T2
106S.7C
710.00
“Wherever Roaches occur
—Food Supplies are tainted
beyond redemption.—They leave an of
fensive, sickening (Roachy) odor, partly
from excrement but chiefly from the
mouth of the insect; and a peculiar, dis*
gusting taste and odor is imparted to
and retained by (food or) dishes in
which food is served!
442?74
Water Works Extensions
Sewerage Extension
Interest Water Walks Bonds
Interest
Refund Taxes
Water Improvement act.
Trash Account
Balance •
152.50
149.50
29.86
106.92
50.01'
900.00 !
34.80
21.22J.52 .
700.12
52.583.38 ■
Don’t allow Roaches to crawl
over YOUR food and dishes!
Total
W. H.
89.156.93
MALLOY,
Treasurer.
BE E r» BRA Nni,
SECT POWOii
toHMLfiSSTO MANKIND.
DOMESTIC AtBGk
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“Fve Freed Myself Of The
Old-Time Wash-Day Grind”
A D you, too, can bring a little sunshine into your house on “Blue Mon
day”—escape the drudgery of wash-day—with the Crystal Electric
Waahing Machine.
Let the Crystal shoulder the burden.
It will do your waahing more quickly—more cheaply—than any laundry
Washing even the finest, delicate linens without the slightest injufy—the
Crystal makea certain the sanitary cleansing of all clothes. Let us demon
strate exactly what the Crystal will do for your home.
Let ue tell yon how the Crystal removes the dirt without resort to the com
plicated and unnecessary mechanical appliances that are so evident In other
washing machines.
PMSIETfO POWER j Ell CO.
“ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE”
The Crystal Swinging Wringer
The cletkti
*rr wrunr
Irosr Ike ■»-
ckine into ike
rtnee water.
month backward on account of intar-1' Lion In
.mittont rains and sustained cold!
! weather generally during the past j
>ix weeks. This- Is .particularly true j
of the up state counties, where com-1
paratively little plowing and planting
have beep dope. However, good prog l •
ress has been made in the.lower conn
|ties, and considerable corn has been
put in with some germination as fay
northward as the central counties.
’ Got ton planting has been confined
j principally to the low country, where
!tt few fields show stands. Fertilizer
' Is moving (jiiito liberally. Wheat,
oats and rye have wintered fairly
! well and range fair to very good. An
increased peanut acreage is indicat
ed, especially in the boll weevil dam-
j ttge districts of last season. Peaches.
I pears and plums up-state suffered
seme injury from the freeze of (be
16th; apple trees are b'i(J(ftng general
ly. Truck and gardens are backward,
due to Inadequate sunshine and low
temperatures. The woods are leafing
slowly. Pastures are improved. Farm
labor is short of detuned.”
dedicated to his tm-ipory.
J. <’. McCLENAGHAN
I it. MeCUTf’HBN'
V. .1. BURDELL
Committee
Transport Trucks
Nuf-Sed.
ENJOYS HiS
3 MEALS A DAY
Genius.
'Hie hook Pvviewer of K very bed y’li
Magazine d.rnps, .,s\ lull iiaac-
CuiKtiiihly. Inio these rhapsodical re-
fl 'crions oti g<‘uin>: "I: is tlu* ipieer.
csl thing in the world, tic* tno-t on-
ex|dnlnahie. i: Idirns now in the mind
of a tax ••1'tlertcr‘s son in am ictit
Rome, now in a ti'iii-mc.kiY^of Persia,
now in n |iv<Ty Kiepei's son in L.>n-
Oon. now in a m'-xif of pIPs in a
dreary Norwegian town. L',;e the
Wind, it ‘iiloweth \v!i:H;ei ii listcili.’
It. is a fir'e ili^it may cm he ipn it'died.
eitlier
l.l.iiltre or, sucee
Ami
Wbetlier we know it or ilot. Us rny
ligltl Llie pailis of all of as.'’
Machinery of Census Bureau.
The Ingo’ oils ni.oli es used l>v
the census bureau to count, sort and
tubulate the Inlonuntioti gathered by
the census ermine: a tot's are' the prod
uet of the bureau's own tahoiiliory.
Ttie sorting mpyhincs take eare of ”0C
cardsi pet tuinule. the counting mu
chine f.00 cards n minute ttr.d tli«
tahuliitjiig machine handles 400 card:
each minute.
Mr. Woolen Thinks Much of ZIRON Because
li Wads Him His Old SsfL Again.
Sick people do not Ketlmiichout of life.
In order to enjoy your meals, to do your
work v.ell, you must be strong and
healthy.
Pale, weak, nervous people frequently
need iron to enrich their blood and to re-
>tore vitality to their system, and a good
way to supply the iron is to follow th*
example ot Mr. Clayton Wooten, ot Scot
land, lia., who used Ziron Iron Tonic and
nas this to say about it:
“l have taken Zironaccordinetodirect-
bns and I can truthfully say that it is a
fine tonic. It has done me all the good.
Sincfl began taking it,! have gained eigm
pounds in weight and enjoy eating three 1
* neals a day, 1 shall do all I can to xe-
Zommcnd Ziron.”
Try Ziron! Your druggist sells Ziron
an a guarantee to refund your money if
the first bottle fails to benetit. You can
not lose aiiylhing, but very likely will
gain much, by gelling a boltle of Ziron,
today!
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POTATO SPROUTS
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FOR SALE BY MAY, 1st.
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Government treated and free from diseases.
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Plant sweet Potatoes as a money crop.
We are ready to buy them when they are ready •
for market.
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The Planters Produce & Storage Co.
T. B, Young, President. C. G. Brown, Secretary.
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“Gets-It” Locseits Them So They
Lift Off in A Jiffy.
The corn pains cease as soon as
& few a cops of reach the
corn. It a'oes out of the hurting
business forever.
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Ka/v-’.V
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For a day or so the com remains,
gettiiiK looser and looser and with
out a twinge from It Then, It gets
so loose that you .Just lift it right
oft, without even feeling It, and
cast It away That's hoW easily and
simply “Getvlt" disposes of tbs
corn nuisance.
“Otts-lt. ’ the unfailing, guaran-
’ teed, moneyback corn remover,
costs hut n trifle ot any drug store.
MPrt by K. Luwronoo A Co., Chicago.
bolt! In Flormice ana mcommeudsd
as the wwl«l> heal corn remadv bv
Lako Dips Co. 1
lut
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McCOP.MICK & CO.
Kill thij T-.t vritli
Bee 0 Bl\nd Insect Powder
U»e it For
Ants, fieas. bed-bugs, roBch^s. water-bug*;
moths, cooties and many other household and gar
den insects. .'liils flies and moB4jui!»>es it iajui<*i
into the air, or burned.
Harmless to mankind, birds, pels and
domestic animals. Xon.poisononx •
15c., 35c. and 6*c. cverywhcra
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all-wool
T HERE would be no distinction for Society
Brand Clothes if their only virtue was all-
wool. Any maker could give you this if he
wished. But style is a matter of creative de-,
signing and careful, costly workmanship.
FOR YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG
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There are many new patterns for spring—new
touches of smartness in cut, new features that
you should see to know what’s correct.
G. T- Walker Co, Inc.
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35 East Evans Street
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