The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 16, 1920, Image 2
THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES
ntlDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL Iff, 1020.
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INDIGESTION
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* CONWAY—CROSSWE.LL *
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Dr. John Harlan Conway, of At
lanta, (5a., announces the engage
ment of his daughter, Laura Inez, to
Mr. Collins Calhoun Crcsswe l, or
Atlanta, formerly of Florence, S. C.
The marjiage to be solemnized
Thursday April the twenty-second. . .
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f FEHSONAU NEWS ^
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RABIES HELP t PAY FDR WAR
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Mr. C. J. liasqUe is spending
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ness.
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Dr. F. II. McJ.uyrtrs many
DENTAL
CREME
C OMPLETE cleanliness is your best assurance against
tooth troubles. There is no dentifrice so well devised
go give supreme cleanliness as Klenzo.
The creamy, quickly soluble lather whitens the teeth,
the gums, and brings to the mouth that Cool,
Clean, Klcnao Feeling. Step in today and get a tube.
oven Talcum Powcffcr HaJ Been Levied
Mr. and Mrs. A. Reynold; Jmvo rh-l Upon to Meet Expenditures Due
turned to Lamar, after spend .ns sev-! to Slaughter.
oral days with, tiio latter’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lambert on W.j Tlie postbellum H. C. L. lias bit the
Klip .street . ■ - -j hnhios*»*» : •
■ ■ * ■ | ' If. the Ifomo Sector Tl'fti! : .:n C. Slicp-
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stanley have! •h f “ | 'd says: "About .S3,000,0(K) will go
returned from a few days visit to I ,nto Un cle Sapi’s coffer* from the pock-
relatives at Lake City. ! p' 3 and purses of soda water drink*
! ers in 1920. Folks who I Ike bowling
or billiards or pool will give about a
. million and a hrtlf to IJnele Sum. I’eo-
da> ifi ( onw aj on professional Busi-j NV j 1() p| a y car< j g w .ju g| ve him two
i and a quarter millions. Automobiles
j and motorcycles will bring him in r>0
friends , mils a.ih'ead frouniiijhfwhdle 1015,000,-
L is sUli yOOQ of ns. .VAVIlvg&fe’^ini about $•'>*>,-
n^rTWI> < ^iil and mov-
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^vdVtQeVhiifC.oeo.OJO of us,
UtMHe^um an aver-
two cents a nay, directly, for
pleasure add conveniences, with baby
\es, agreed JollC^ r he lias more . jciyinw tribute for Ids talcum powder,
gold in Iris teeth than he has in the mother and sister paying tribute for
their perfumes, father paying tribute
for In’s cigarettes and athletic club
dues, «♦! the kids paying iributg^for
the
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!|, too., 3\’-e’re pay
itig j|st tei^tlnfcs inorc to rijcle Sain
in itrferpal rK'yenqp^bte year than tVe
did. in 1014 V AV0AT^i(i *io little then—
1 utii^tfiirtf ei'hTA 'a day-and we
i t . r ,:c. ri Hi that few of us
| ri'alized that there reno? rti ?'-rch a
i person. in the world as cJlcte
j Sam. At last • tire old party lias
^—mosrTrrt
' CTIttrllN ELY.
^Tt/st think,” mused the merry old'
flenfleinmi, as lie watched a crowd of
i college boys. “Forty year* ago 1
like that.” •
“Well, you haven't changed
-MfoflMrglBMft** hi M‘ 1
.yotj don’t "near loud
socks and burst forth, in a .college
at every opportunity, but you own the
flashiest automobile In town, and I
don't know of anybody who honks his !
horn without any particular reason |
more often than ''you do,”—Binning- '
ham Age-Herald. i
STfeM&fiv
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bank."
I..C ,, n JK.,* ■
ie movies and thoir JtHps to, jJie.^'or-
■r soda fountain.
SOMEWHAT DIFFl'THTSNTi.
, found us. Sym«4lu y„:t Jpt of-us. imve
„ ,ow ..* t , v . Ud'igld aud-dioddor hJ.ai. And if lie's
Ch, Mrs.-Tplsb.}-, ^ m > ftfaif fo t v.ortli dying for lie's worth support*
see you. 1 hear you h ;v
visiting friends,"
“No. Just relatives
bccl! ii A iiy
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MAY DEVELOP GUM MARKET
Non-Producllc'n.
A tlunker no ,v ana tin n v. i'ti 1 « Opening of Mesopotamia to Civiiiza-
W ho leaves approval menu,; .e. .. , , ,,
He has so ■ in nr h upon t:i-. i . m! , 11 o n Li,-,e!y to Add Laigs.y to t.ii
He does not use lia; ! :i . ■ no f-ct. i World's Supply.
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i Riley Drup Co. v
The Rcxall Store.
Opp. P. O. Phone 38
Yoit’II be Pleased with the First,
a*
' Showing of New Spring Styles at
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\ Nettles’ Shoe Store
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, A look into our Windows will ;
: show a few of the many
, styles.
! A visit to our store will give you
‘ an idea of a well selected stock
* at the most reasonable pi ices.
\Nettles’ Shoe Slftte
Shoes for the Whole Family,
33 E. Evans Str.eet^'.i,;
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VOU^doti't doubt the
FACT that you should
Economize and save a
IMPART of your earnings
" AND that you could if
| YOU would!
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YOU! no doubt have
TRIED and failed hut.
'iou didn't grit vour j •:
tTEETH and take up another
^ HOLE in your belt.
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YOU^vill find real '
IASURE in saving
fHEN you get your
^BALANCE up in the
! HUNDREDS
■ , A -Qentlf Hint; , ■ p A< Inw. iind-order cotud Ihtn |he wftd
“Sir, ! enme to a$k fur youi :l:.r ?!t*. ehd unscttloii tiiomtfnins of Mosopo-
ter s hand,” ’ ,
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Self-Evident Truth.
"The fortune teller told mo iL hnve J
a generous nature," said young Mrs. '
Tqr|jus. #
^ tier huslnind.
Mid inqtvvByJ^LenJRiiy you
euii get a fomme L ffr to notice you.
The Modern Figure.
“Do you think this country’s polit
ical a flairs will ever bring forward;
the traditional ‘man on horseback’?" j
“No,” answered Mr. (’Jmggins. “The !
• horse is out-of-dute. What you want 1
to look'out for ts tlie man in the au-
tomwbiie.”
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^,i tainia,. t specially when new roads and
l>t | the eventualjArutlf'ay Connect flip
“Ail ,ri;:lit,. young man. , \yr.|i
,yt>u want it, you will dlrui^ it'uj'my j> nprihern KtirdiKIi e'oitiMtjy nround. M.o-
pockot/' • ‘ | sui with the rest of the world, many
Seems So.
“If ttiero were a navy
scandal—” •
“Yes?”
“It ought to be easy enough to find
the man higher up.”
j a now useless tree and shrub will
j douhtios he put to service as gi ,con-
aviation trihnior of gum. The gums of Moso-
: liotatuia Iiuve many commercial uses.
! and the unsystematic tapping and
trading that now brings the product
on pack iininmis to Suleimannya.
where nimviianbi buy it from flu 1
Kurds and sell it again to other mer
chants in Bagdad, is a mere sugges
tion of tbi; imfli'trv fiiut may he d«-
' Psychological Morr»:nt.
“The so]iraiKi says ■.iu* can
on account.of ulcerated ivc'ih'.”'
“That is the very tinie to niako imr J vMoped h> enterprising-pioiijotcrs wlio
sing-
notes toar.”
FeeS GxoctS /Ilf Over
r.vtUvuii th? Avhlr;i, f- crisn lectin.':^
Ktugs Cokl-i, Koro Tliro.ii.’
T'T.
may have observed the extent of this
natural resource in Mesopotamia and
looked further nileld than AleiqH) and
Bagdad fer markets. Now that Brit
ish occupation has opened 4he land to
western ideas, It would not he sur
prising if the gum industry grew to la*
a source of considerable national.
TOO MODEL,
*T think you have a model apart
ment."
"V' ray husband says U'a ft
model o£ the real thinsr.’’
lil-Wishing.
O Fgitlifr Time, f li:te 4 to nee
Your scyttie put on patad»,
Ami win ti ycui i :ke a hack at me,
X hope, you n -ti your blade!.
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* Credulities.
“Has your wife a trustful, confid
ing rmjtii - e?”
“.Sometimes she has and sometimes
she hasn't." Kite won't believe any
thing l toll her. hut she will place im
plicit confidence in a ouija boards
most casual remark." ’ •
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Loosens the Tidtiau-Cte iM gte
and ^Cl.cat. g'c T /.^' ^?-
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stAmAch ills
permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wa-
er. ,Positively guaranteed by money-
back offer. Tastes fine; . costs " a
trifle. Delivered! anywhere by our
Florence agents, Gieg>- & Ander
son, Phone them.
weniip, ami an important factor
creating a new Mesopotamia.
in
Mohcv t'vcii wit bout
•t HUNT'S £*!vt im'i
jr«?a f tr<;•»t ol l TC H ^'! C V
RINGWORM ~ 1 (
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F. U LAt^F DRUG CO
' Lengtbpn^|ci^iJ^6T Siift Stcckwg.
“N’u e<;onoin!§s. are small,” says a
Frem-h proverb,, end the professional
stocking mender’s job is evidence of
thrift as understood by the Parisienno.
.“Here,'’ said one of the craft, “are ,'!0
pairs of silk stockings ^ which have
been through my hands more times
than I can coi'int. and look at them."
They wen* patched ntid darned till
there, was little of the origimtl left,
but as* illise remarked, “w'ith hoots
lliey still make an effect!” Before the
war Madame pnPTihA>e lijilf-ponce per
pair to hi'i* t.lertder n'mt provided the
thread: now site gives fouipelTce' or
flvepenee and expeds miracles of en-
durftiice from the fragile well. Where
the mender formerly spent ten min
ute- she now must devote an hour to
some of these stockings, and it is dif
ficult to.su> haw- she, gels a living,
But'luad.Ttiie's.ijntto iji s “Throw -noth-
. ing awuy.’Nand site lives up to it.
TRY |T
an.
Thp First National Bank |
. Of Florence. ?
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“Almost Everything in Banking”
There’s a shu
that’s part of the shoe—not
just a slicked-up surface.
To keep yonr shoes now use tho
.euperior
Baby Elite Combination is
one o( the polishes that
i-Peesoivers tbe teatlrer
more lasting
thine
3*Keeps shoes looking
new
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Also put np in Brown
Ox^dani/Tw v
PlaMiCsDrc^aing for Wounds,
rndusiriViEpliivts are m-»vv .using the
Atnbriue trealmeut for burns, scalds,
and all surface wounds wliidi j*rnvod
very sucei ssful {pr casunlties incipred
in Hit* win'll wat*.
Tho dresslrfg is a compound nf wax
ami resins, ami is solid when cold. It
isjidalcd to ahoiif l.'si degrees Fah
renheit and applied by means of n sp(>-
lal ntotnizer, or it can lie generally
daubed on with a soft brush. A plas
tic-dressing. impervious to air, is Huh
formed, which does not adhere to the
wound and which promotes the healing
process withduf appreciable eonirao
Bnn. Disfigurement and scars are pre
vented to a grriter extent than was
possible jimlgr old uidiio'ls.
Gold Chinese Bandits.
Bands of fyjdnapers recently Lave
raused inueh* (darni in' Temimwfn,
Sliantuog. Cj’iina'. OpeHttlng in groups
of from ”0 to f.0 lliey have carried
awoy and held for ransom wealthy Chi
nese for whom they have obtained as
niuch ns $.')H,()rtO in some eases. Ten
citizens wei-e kidnaped iu Octoher.
I’roniises to pay ransoms have been ox-
ncted Jiy tortuye. have tried
X. r Future ttjd.f^;|a«ts, ! ,hpt - have
fallhd. it i< lieifcved Tiie Wdnuiiers
came from Dalny, crossing the Gulf
of 1’ecliili la boats In which they es
caped with their captives.
Intrinsic Values.
“I understand Cassius Chox has an
nounced Ills intention of turning pis^,
(* es from eat th lieteafter, to'lix his
gaze on- higher tilings."
• “Somebody must have told hirq
every cloud has a silver lining.”
Vw’lrW'
AND you, too, can bring a Hule sunsh} in
/-\ daj —escape the drudgery oi v/u-h-.. >
Washing Machine.
Let tire Crystal shoulder the burden.
It will d;> yobr v.-cshiny not • c ici-' 2
Washing even the finest, ctlh to ii: e? • •
Crystal makes ceitain the sanitary cl,- n, u. p*
c:rr.u: ^ utly v. the Cr>- Ual will
Lei'iisWd you h -.v the Cryst-xl -emov: ,
p!i.-.v,c%-'tfttl cnncceccary xuethaaiv-u i
washing *
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on “Elue
thslCrystal Electric
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-taian sny launtHfy
: ivt -est injury—\Jla
.* Let u:i dsrr.op-
’Jsort to the cooj-
'i' evident in ot^er
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Good Reason.
Miss Gulusii—AYhy did you leave
pour last boarding place? |
Jim Skipper—Persistent Inquisitive
ness of the hoarding lady. She contin
ually kept askin’ me. “When are you ;
gonna pay your hoard?” i
. T , Lucky Is AifjhV * f * ‘ 'h " !
Charity Visitor—Patrick, I nndor-
stand that you are the seventh son in !
the family; have you any luck? k } k
i'atrh-k—Oh, yes, m’um; I gets .all | y
me brothers’ "cioihes, so I’m pretty
warm on t^d days.
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ti> .e H'i'i t!ie ^ A f \
time wiicr.
The Crystal Swinging V/ringi
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Discouragement.
“I told my’boss I could* not live on ,
uiy present salary." , j
“Wl.at did he say?”
“That if I couldn’t it wouldn’t' be
such a world.disaster," >
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riafc water in
to ti>c bitiiiig
warcr.
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Soanijh Csrdino.
The pr'um'i'al itKlustry of Vigo,
Foam, is sardine packing. The \ igo
(Mstriet furnisiu's ainaist one-fourlh
of (he world's production of sardines.
Thi* exports of those in oil in I'.i’.j
i irfoimted to 1,(i1T,fi(:o cases,of lu , i tinx
ranh. wiili an estimn , « , .l total value oi
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Spanish Licorice Industry.
The manufacture of licorice extract
ami paste is an Impurttuit Spanish in-
Uuslry. This Is a comparatively new
industry, as formerly the root was
exported unmanufactured. Over G,-
ypO.OHt omuls of the root were e*-
ported iu 1018 and more than 000,00(1
rpounds of cXU'Jct nndf paste.
Jt. is estimated that 600,000 bales
of long staple cotton will be used iu
J the 'manojactute i>f. motor 4ir«3 ,(n
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