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«feM T1«» 1tu« w.iy 1o b"«o«i» »lMilk'. "S 1 !®* ’J to i."W :<mr yt* * tw pifiM'- Ui« .^Uluwi »»• to tite jou iiimsf **.» •‘•k’ 6 "'; r t •tiifin.n of o •■’I’tu No ne^i of l jO'ir..’T*or «ed:oti» • ' • turn No wtfii tait', e c.: no Uiyro.rt. iioA| of tiroo- Jof 10,0 1/ loUtiw Uie ii-jpHooyy kor»i» ►V«- jpr N> Tl, ! u I r.-d.oo ^.10 tn SO »av.iic5*—J /■/ * . tJ[\.;!a , otor y«i r 'H'i t'’ tittde? f 41M C J. S WOV «>. «- S l-ahle, rtrotniao..tioil ’.7 pf.' « j\<3J to »oir cy; .a., f Shs-ra. An-too n’l k.io iifvi.-i (- l.ghivr in tfnp, yoitoflo^ „.,in «;)|K-»r*io ». »t1r»rti»*. *t o la voara to yo- r tifet ri-'orjimtouoO oy A* f.r OIL OF KOREIW »< »'*/ ilro* ntnrfc A*»r-' bn *t , w#-Mt*. ivFomM in a to». with *u*f» ' Or M B<W Uoo-oro u UOREIN Ci. r. r:cw York Cfi* hes.m>, tad li-yaldtns. Why I Love America. No-v .avk (fir* viliy l l<tve Ain^riflll Riifli Hi' iiifnti ait* fo Ik* fminil till tUf cniiiilr? <ivi*r aiikI !,r *‘ "Imf ji ., M-:-’ ttiiinir.*’. Kv**ry ai*niU li/is tlu*'-<* Idvt*i) uii^^ tlint li« nri/.v- ftiiliVt* fill ntllflX lor IlK-xt* WO tti’mltl ifkitlly Kiy'* 'Kir livi'x. t'nr nil l">y sitKits iiri* Ji|tiVu h:h1, iiii<i*Hi'li. I'oin? iiiis('*!fiis!i vvo nit* n*»f ciAly iii'.fivsitjtl in If.o hii|ipfi»‘**fi^«f 'Mir Jffv'otl olios, Imt wo itro ilotorii i;ot| to soo tliat ovory nlhor finnilt 'jiist as h.iU.y ns i»m - 1.ion! r.oivln’ \Y. .Nhmisihl in ~ HAPS FTEPORTS THAT SUT'-f PLY IS 10 PER CENT. LESS THAN AT THIS TIME LAST YEAR o\\ 11.- I’m S’ Lift*. / BARRELS AND BOXES and till kinds of orates rad on sos moved b>* «s ». «th promptness and dispatch at lowest rates, with more than ordinary care and intelligence. Our men arc instructed to slve. exceptional attention even to small orders. A transfer ser vice it is a pleasure for you to deal with. ( all up e FLORENCE MARBLE WORKS = CALL 429 . Florence Motor Sales Company and we will come 5 miles and put on a new Tire or Tube at no addi tional charge. Cut don’t throw the old one away. Let us vul- canize It. Every Motor Need-’ j' ■ ■ ■ M‘ j *• According to re part issued by the j T -1 S i t'S P.urpnu of I’rop Kiv-; npites-*througli the office of its South * I’arulipa Field Agent, the cond'tip'i.l^ of wheat jn this State on April 1, * jv.iif- Ss. syfi*. cent of nonha 1 , ns against i •* 'K» phr cent oa -the corresponding I 1 diU»Y M; last year, the-ten-year aver | a'g • being Mi per cent. Condition of ] of i.v« ji usi.mitoii at per cent of -M i iiurinul jis against flu per cent last veur and . a ten-year average of fin , per ePIlt. It is 1 estimated that the supply oi farm Inbpj-ln I he State* is ’10 per cent ^ s.inu 1,1 (114'‘o fai at, greater. | less than last year the .demand fo? same h'*'ng .I per cent area (or. The nrimher 'of breading nows' i-i Mie State is reportel at flR.ono. tin* same as last year on April 1. The •average condition of winter wheal on Ap’d! 1. for iIk* entii - ** Vnited States was 76.1* per eenl of nortiin'l. malclnu an indicated yield of 4&8.617.0ft»! hnshels. cr 248.019.00'! hnshots less than that estimated for lhe 1M0 crop on April 1. last year. ! The e*'tlmn'te of snvlng wheat iirodn*- i t'on w il anpear in, a subsequent r; • po't ami is not inducted in the ah'iv.* ■j eslinintr. TIk* estimate production j of sm-ing wheat last year was 20.r ::r.2.«»00. (he lotul prcductjp’i for all wheat in 191P being f10.0S7.00:) us aesijnst'970.ono.o00 ,on the correspond ing (Into of lest year. Germany Must Fay If De ] Mott Wes Murdered <• + 4* MRfe. TARNWELL HOSTESS TO THE SOROSIS CLU3 •!-•!■ »T« ^ PALMETTO ❖ 4* 4* * + *f h FIELD NOTES 4* 4* ❖ 4* 4* •5* * O’DOWD THEATRE MONDAY and TUESDAY * *vJL + * •i* h' — * ) Clemsou College. April 15. ^ lowing extracts from the semi-month I ly crop notes of the Bureau of Crop , Estimates dated April 5, are of in Iciest to South Carolina readers. I (Seneral Crop Notes---Farm opera tions delayed by unfavorable weath er. Delayed shipments and had roods have made it difficult for farmers to secure fertilizer. Corn—Some seeding has been done hiu greater part of it will be retard ed. Winter Wheat--Condition, fair to good. Many fields are stooling nice ly. Oats—Condition fair. Soda has bean applied to a large percentage of ficlls and effects are being noted. Sea ion is favorable yi most sections. ( otton—Acreage will probably he delayed two or thrift weeks. Quan- An unumml y iutcresting nu'eiljig the ttuvosis Chit* was held wk.i a. .Irina Barnwell, On C'levei sir * -I. Filduy afturnpOn. • Mis. L'-idley If. .'im t'l- the nc vviy Olei'ted president, presided a' ibis meeting. 1 .ring the business hour, (be > *;■ ri'*nry read a lett r from Mrs. ^’ar-.* Slate Pies!' 1 cut. urging a (food rep i«*i c*i'tiitioi) from, the (’Inh. The ( In'* •hen < lect-'d as their df legate. t» I 'e. * t ne Fede’i't'hn of Won!':i• ' riubs wftie?.-nieeta at Winthrop t l p.po a April. Mr*:! B. W. ('ovinct'in. Mrs. 'W. E. Trenchanl was elect'-1 ulLernat**. The ( I lib' ilfs-idcd to continue tlioii Thrift |irogr:i«i. Mrs. T). T. Ivlhy. 1’ie Tbrifl ciiiiirnian, gave an. i’istru live, and practical tall* on Thrift. The C i;l| eontriMited a. Wf i T men y toward a Bitylc I’r iner to he uk*:| - aiming I'fe mill poepb*.- The Club voted to have a tt:i-iin:i- iq... p-'.rliam'ntdry drill at every me -i i^g. Mils ig f * led by Mrs. \Y. if I’ettlgrew. ih<* newly elected purlin- u’ciit'irirn. ■ ,; Tim literary program of the aft i- noon was as follows: “I.-vend s Of Our Savior" Mn j II *rtwe| M. Ay dr. This being such a sphm'id paper, the president a;.k ed Atrs. Ayer’s permission to place it on the Club’s file for future refer The fol i *nee. Airs. Grlagshy Chandler, in a very hie manner, v ‘iieM read ’’The (Tys- , W-isMbgton. April 13 The (Jer i Jf| i man rovciem'-vt mind, makr- resfi-lvC j tiitjpii for tv a ’ti> of I’uiit it. no-'nj [ Moit, i*i fhc’eveiA th; t an Divo- tigo- 1 STf ]U<in.pr:.vc : t!i t he n:aa murdered. Alfobtigli f • stain depiirtinent was i without frifornmCon that De Mott !v."i> v.e.s'..rrc?t> «1 and sinfeiieed to death for h. ving participated in 1 iHcjJfi liner revofetlm!, had hesn killa’I: ifc while trying to escape, officials made i it pls.iir lo.-.i -:*» ti.ait tl'c.'incldeht’j laj woul-l t* - nrob d to the vorv h /tto.n 1 **»i i v I’innr. ii i. tsjid l)C!ii iruo* I port:-- irullt a! ! t- fl:e:i. • Tli' 1 . 'di A "i- *1 • i Berlin lo cuti',: ms * h-fore y. d'-th of e'op.d that I-t* Mott rf d. as unofficial re sl rirp ,e(*licn will' b. 'pn> ! -t'n.')r*t today iftstthictsd Cmniuissionev Hresiel at inaff* a. thorough investi "D' t as possible. This was - d!s|i:. ; tche toll of th-* Ui * Amhi'icr.n. .and. . Dres: ’ was i’i-t r iufcd to psk for {loatpol: : iimnl <if-tli' p -ai't sentouee. imjuine f by a drumhead court mttrti:’!,‘‘p;u.t ing e •.tahlishuK’i'.t * 1 nil facts nyces- satv with -a vi-nv,of protection of ?Tr'' De Mr.tte's rights ar, aa A#)erivnn citi /en.’’ !'i tie* eh ■!•'< > cf-’onicial adv;-.(*-. offlefals refifi d t.o • s;i-.n:i*late. on 'th: sp<?;-iffi.* rature of the procedure this gCAf-m u-n* will take, now that De Mott has been slain. However, they emphasized that in its itrst repre.-mr. tntions t> t')** Ebert gov* rnment, a “ver> t'r-i* * t-iad" would h>* t )k'*n. and that f! rm-iu.y wou'd lo* keH i r strict aecointsibility If the facts in the ..-isc. :■■*. comfiig through unoffi cial - channels are borne out. s *al’’ by Sidvey Lanier, one of out )>vn South' rn po**ts. Mrs. I). \V. Harpar, piano solo. Which delighted every one. The hostess,, assisted by Mrs. J. AY, Sharkey, senitd a sweet course! with cofee. HairOrown on Bald Head Afler ai.n. t to! Ilv l-ul.l, a Nr\- Yorkrr I ID tlupciijr loun.i Bomf!hinu' «li:ch trooslit ..ut n ih-w i it* texuriant Kr>«ib of Imir ,.t | ls proud that h.-wi’J Uj, •nf,-rniat...i f,, o lo y„ n8 I J* who asks fir it. Wr.t.*: li Croi , IX, Man • F, Mow York. V. a; my wow,,-a «.,d | 5S I oi- l* -.v* gr-.au I.,-.- f ft.r a I rl.. fai.ci. Cut ! / *"* tli*f out, tsboffr tl.ja iB goncicc. 4* 4* + •»• >-** ■»- PERSONAL 4* 4> <i» •f *p • « a, a. NEWS + 4* 4* 4* 4 4 •» I ; v- II it y of fertilizer will'probably b * as VIERRA S HAWAIIANS , presenting "A NIGHT IN HAWAII” * 4 Shows Daily Admission 25, 35 and 50 cents ENTIRE -CHANGE OF PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY large or larger than last year, j Truck Crops—Planting of spring ■ gardens and truck crops is much do- : Inyod. , j Peaches- Peaches are blooming pro , fusely. : Peanuts—Probafle increase in acre I age especially in counties in houth- ! erg part of state which showed rath- jer severe infestation of the boll wee vil last year. , Farm Labor—Supply ! same as last year. . ha^p- left the farm ! cities .where wages ere high. There j has been some slight movement "f | labor from factory to farm. Reflection, All the wc.ld used bet -iM, slid fins .young pcKon, and we may be pretty eorinin Unit persons whom all the world treats ill deserve the treatment they get. The world is a looking glass j and gives hack to every man tin* re- 1 flection of his own I'ace.v Frown at it, 1 and it will in inrn look'sqtirly upon ! yon: laugh ::t it and with it. and it*- Is 11 jolly, kind companion: and so let •'.II young persons take their choice.-- T hack ora v. , Mr. AA’. C. Blount. Jr., of Mac,') ’. Gn.. spent yesterday In the city with his parents. I!** - reports that the farmers in (b-orgia are extremely b * liind on account of the heavy rains, hut glad to say that the cold weather has rot killed the peach erny. * * * , Mr. an! Mrs. I). F. Gregg will leave tomertow for Orlando. Fla., where Mr. Gregg goes to stay a wa le for his health. * * Jk Mrs. Maggie Newton of Bath, i visiting her sisier Mrs. J. f„ Nevfv. Sr. T V 5k Mrs. C. J. Gasque left this nioni'iig Many laborers for a ‘few days visit to relatives in for to\gn s and 1 AY< dgefie’d. * 5|C *■ * Mrs. .1. !,. Neely, Jr., is spending several days with relatives in the city. * !|t * Mirr, Hannah Hnrrell and mother. Mrs. J. Q. Harrell have returfied fro.ii a reverul days v sit to Smnmerton. • • • * SF ' ♦ Alessrs Sam Martin end Jimmie Jones of Snminerton umre visitors in mu; city yesterday. aliout the CHICHESTER S r'lLLS || THU lUAJHOND KD WIV A »»v • A#k your !>rnpi*t**t for /V\ i * x IUd xtJ Un it 1 t Ujc\V/ ! :r- l \ ’*-2 I"’ ' sea«**-4 with l>h;c ttibLon. V/ j 'Tnke r»© oH.rr. Huy of you* Y I tiadlpn! At*k y«»*r fi*r H Diktlifonu SS."tUi:l/ Hi Hi* in Ut;<2 *» kI 1'? iiic\ ’ I'o’m, sealed with blue U;W>or.. 'Vok© f»© oihfrr. Huy nf yoar A * fc* i || M'll I S.TrK S DIAMOND HK \M» IMI.’.H, for V year? known Rg Pc *f • fcdlcst, Alv.-ays kelva’. * i « 50L3 BY DRUGGETS LVLi’VW^m' Ft W&ir*•&: Looser:-, tiie IVibian—ci-ars the au<i chert. Yunr .Drue;-. RHEUMATISM is completely wasueu out of the system by the celebrated Shivar I Mineral Wat -r. Pokltlvely -guaran teed by mor tij’-hack offer. Tastes fine; costs a frifle. Delivered any where by cur Florence agents, Gve-;? & Anderson. Phone them. fitfter Stdamng '!* , l , 4'4*4 , 4'4*4»4'4*4>4 , 4* + 4' + f AMONG THE SICK 4 fr + •|. + *.|.**4. + + 4* 4> •» Mr. Julius Povrelt who has been in the luiirmary for somttime, retmaietl to itis homo at ITanngb yesterday. * 5te -.g Mr. Hitch Powell of Hemingway is in the infirmary for treatment. si: sk 5]t . Mr. M. C. Muklrow is quite •sick again at h f s heme in the couptry. * *• * . Air. AA’ill Tyner, who has been ill with pneumonia Tor several week is aide to* he md again. <” :i: * Mr. M. J. A. Tyner who has been il’ for some weeks' with Influenza is very'mueh improved. 5|f w sc AT is. M. C. Walton had the ir.Ls fortune to fall a few days ago which resulted in serious injuries. She’ Is reported ar resting very well today, failles J. Jeffries, former champion heavywniglit piigilist, born at Cairo',] Ohio, 45 year sago todav. Use The Skin's 6est Friend a Jar handy. SOc at your drugefsP* Get the Genuine end Avoid Waste CASTOR OIL NOW MADE TASTELESS Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil Is Sold By All Good Druggists. The chemists of Spencer Kellogg I A- Sms, Inc., one of the world’s larg- j est mamitacturprs of castor oil, hav * perfected a remarkable ijow, proeos ; b> which all taste Is absolutely re lugved fi-om this good oal filially remedy. ‘ Nothing is removed dxropf tin? taste. S*rengt!i and purity are absolutely unchanged. -You don’t have to shudder when you take Kel logg's TasteUg-s Pastor Oil. Doctors j have always recommended rnstor ail \ hut everyone ban dreaded' taking it,' Mr tilers can now give children cas* tor oil without’ their' even knowing i what they are taking. Grownups! will a'so appre• late ihis new form of] the coed old remedy. Kellogg's Tas*- teless Castor Oil is now said by all g">d druggists. Eo-nof noeept ’ sub stitutes If you want a really teste'ess castor oil. Two sizes, 35c and t»5c AdV. WATCH THE BIG 4 , < Stomach- Kidney s-Heart- Liver Keep the vital Crgaps healthy by regularly taking the world’s stand ard remedy - for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles— GOLD MEDAL JW The Notional Remedy of ' Holland for 11 centuries and endorsed by Quern Wilhel- mina. At all druggists, three sizes. Look for tS<* njuT.e Oold McvJ*l on every bo* r.mi accept no imitation *■’ * j . Hi c. f .., t iSB-l is tazi M. are today, 6:S0 p at Berger’s tobacco warehouse - -- good | music and free eats. Stores will close at | . m., to per- 9 fU mit everyone to at-1 tend. The meeting i ‘ . will be held, rain or * -' ' ‘ -V - . - ( shine. Civic pride requires every loyal Floren- . * • ' -i * * * tine to attend. |. J ■m