The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 20, 1920, Image 2

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BARRELS JiND BOXES and all kinds' of crates r.fld cases moved by us * vdji 'iifoiiiprncss abdyttTBi'alcb at lowest rates, with more than ordinary care and Intelligence. Our men are instructed to gKe exceptional attention even to small orders. A.transfer ser vice it is a pleasure for you to deal with. Call up . FLORENCE MARBLE WORKS Li —i CAN G.:r RID, OF BURDOCK »/ • t - 1 :' 7 n ! / Pest Is Hard to Kill, but One Farmei Tells of Finding the Plant's Vulnerable Spot. ‘ \ * * *<fr* + ****** * 4 4 FLORENCE MUSIC CLUB * 4 4* 4* * 4 4 <fr 4 ^ 4 The Klorchco Music Cluli will meet on W-ednctday afternoon, April 21.,t at 4:30 o’clock with Mrs. H. J. DieL- man, Jr., 1! West Pine street. Lola Lawrence, See. tree* vvoiin navmg. , -L,®!- Clamor ,of Collegevllle. Pi, ns In—Us. .private greenhouse tWT emon trees, one with 75 lemons. the other with more tlmn 30. beside* ijumlier of o .. ■! of MfM Un,,,er ° r ! .tjoinir or tile Icinous measure 14 in.-n... A weed pest of wide distribution, j around. ♦ 4* •!* •8* c* ♦ *i» J* »|» PERSONAL NEWS 4 -t pnrliculai^y obnoxious because of its numerous prickly burrs, is the burdock. Cutting it down doesn’t do any good, for burdock deValops n root system pos sessing wonderful vital tenacity, and promptly “comes up” again. Like the well-known bero of an- thpiity whose only vulnerable spot was on bis heel, (he charmed life which the 4 burdock seems to bear really is only a * * CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER A FEW DAYS OFi THIS TREATMENT' 1 ) WILL DO MORE FOR YOUR COMPLEXION THAN ALL THE BEAUTY DOCTORS IN CREATION. PfcMAND THE GENUINE Bearing Signature ?' - I Jr. PRODUCT, I m • A d r« -vii It Can’t Leak, Because Its Made in One Piece A KANTLEEK is built like a bottle—all in one piece. Most hot-water bottles ere made in sections, then cemented together. When cement dries and cracks, the bottle leaks. Every Kantleek Hot-Water Bag is moulded of pure soft rubber—one continuous piece. No parts, patches, c;cment. Even stopper socket is moulded in. And guaranteed for a full two years’ service—or a new Kant- leek free. Don’t wait until your old bag leaks. Get a Kantleek. Your old one may break open tonight. Mr: and. .Mr*. (L L. Blevins, l^tt ferday bv aJH+omebiie for Daytoii,’ Mo, having, b n called there bn a^m.nr m. the illness of Mrs. IIU- vshi;’ mot her. . <( * * * Mrs. .1. T, Dufle’l and children have returned frem -t4ii*4«ville. wliere she lias Leon vlt-iting relatives. i*. . ♦ . Mrs. J. (1. Whitley haa returned firm a weeic’". stay with friends and relatives at Smithfield v N. C. / * * * Tic friends of Mrs. J. S. Husbands will be sorry to learn that she is unite sick at her home on Railroad avenue. • * * * Mr. J. Wilbur Hicks is spendli).: several days in Charleston. * * * Mr. Clauds Brown <f Hartsvil>, spent vesterday v.itli Ida sister, Mrs. J. L. Duffell, on S. Coil stv<>et. • * * * Mrs. W. H. Brice Iur s returned ioj CharlesUm after spending a wei' h J with relatives. She was accdmpait I if d home by Iter'inolher-in-law. Mi;:, i:. I dee. * * * j Mr. !’. H. Ar:owsmitli. spert y<. A teniat in Columbia, attending on • preine couvl. * * I Hr. \V. !!. I 'rice r Charleston sprut tile .veek-i nd with his parents, Mr. and Mi :. E. Biiee. CARRIE LAKE CIFtCLE WILL. ENTERTAIN Tile Carrie ('ircle. of i 1k> ;,;j sionary Soei-*y <,i' tlie First Baptist Cl.ureli v;i I .' nterlain the hulit , o! the cIkiic!’. and tli ■if friends at tin home of Mrs. II. II. .MeClenaglum on Thuisday aftenioon frem 1 to G o'- doek. The following program vnll bp giren: Bin no solo by Miss Grace Site!.: \ ocnl trio by Mesdames Hicks. Duckett and Bntnam. • Be ading by Mrs. It. Leo HrSinstm. Vocal So!--—Mrs. A J John:Mcj Reading l.-y Mrs A 11 CaulpAo BUtno solo—Mrs. X W Hfells Following tiie program f d'resh- nients will Jm served. A silver offering Well be t iken at the door, the proceeds to git to the orjfhanago. 'i 1 SANDWICH SALE. Riley Drug Co. The Rexull Store. Opp. P. O. Phone 38 A commttfce from the Fi l-dis* CJa.ss I of the First Baptist chin ch will serve sandwiches* to the children dh the pchoo! grounds of the Cehirnl Grad ed school and High School at recess tc.morrow (Wednesday) Sandwiche.s ten cents each. Mrs. F. E. Wright, Pres. semblance. The burdock bus Its vulner able snot, but few know where it is. An eastern farmer, Ifcjug Ih a rural dbsfwSh where the woiiwess bnnlwk had trr^r.enly lived Its Ii«1i^sif]e1ife for years, hapitencd on id ' the 1mr- doH> fl weakness—anil burdock ceased straightway to be a bad pest on that farm. Thtrfnrmer cut, using a bush scythe, the burdocks infesting n fence corner. They were flourishing, arrogant bur docks—the kind that grew as tall as a man nearly and for a brief pcriotl In the summer, when the green burrs make elegant balls and cushions, are a delight to the children. This farmer cut them ail down witli a scythe. A few hours later—it was In hot. dry weather—It occurred to him tp try to pull tip the roots. Thus he Stumbled on the peculiar weakness of the burdock. It lias a long inp root which shrinks when the plant is first cut. If the plants have been cut otT about four inches above the ground, leaving a hilt which can tie readily grasp' d, and if tiie pulling is attended to while the tap root is still in the shrunken state, it is possible to pull the tap root up al most to Is bottommost end. RACIAL VIGOR WILL RETURN Engli&h Writer cf Opinion That Matter May Safely Be Left to Mother Nature. Many writers have laid stress upon the fact that Europe, in losing Hie flower of lis youth upon the battle field, lias left only the leasttfit and most unl.eaHliy to become the progeni tors of future races. And they cite Hie effect of the Napoleonic wars on the physique and stamina of the French. In answer HV these pessimists the scientific editor of the Illustrated Lon don News writes: “Against this it may l»u urged that (he recuperative power of nature soon reasserts itself, and no one who lias watched year by year up to Itil t (as did Hie present wriler) the yearly re views on July 14 could douhtrftlmt, at the outbreak of tiie present war, the Frenchman had mb%‘ than recovered the (nil stature and the high muscular and nervous energy of his forefather?. While, therefore, we must expect a cert a hi falling off in the p!.$* ique of the cli>blnfc> horn between, say, 1011 and thirty years hence, we may lie fairly confident that, given the maintenance of Hie present standard of living and the absence of any great epidemic, at the end of that time Hie English race will return to Its prewar standard of physical fitness.” Tfis Biggest Crater. Two young Swedish students of ge ology named Wadell and Yghcrg, after nn expedition in Iceland, have dix- rovered what is believed to be the largest t crater in the world, measur ing five miles long ami a iimirlor mile tvidc, and further claim to have d;s- fovered warm springs. GERMS CAUSE . DECAY OF TEETH * CVntnl Science Says Germs Act ini* Three Ways—Produce Acids that | :i* Erode the Enamel; Infect Gums. | * Ceasing Pyorrhoea; Infrct Throat and Tensi's Causing Sor* Threat, Toncilitis aijc! Systemic Poisonings. Dental autlic!’tie s agn Ilia: i 1 ' vi ii would have yotu teeth !;, ! a life ft lime ami avoid the many Inca! and iji ‘ vst.emic diseases that come from an * unhealthy mouth and infected gams, j * threat and tomdla you must si.uiii/ is year mouth and throat night a nd • 2 mornuig. us a part of your daily lr,i- .•$< *e|. Dental Fci uico han perf-ated ae ! X agreayb!'’ and most Htecliye ateri-! >;: liaiiig loiution called Steroiine whicii jy nhsoutely ‘li-rilizes (he miHith. teeth 1 >;• :md Hiroat, peneli’ating even iielwe. a S Hie to; Hi. | ip SI •roline nserl as a mouth wa/’: 21 • i'd gargle night and morning, m ;i: becoia mo t eajM.y: h|o pud r X freshine part of the toilet. It impa't - * a mast delightful sensation of frrsii- ness, cleanliness and comfort to tbu * m.iuth and throat, purifying th.' $ bro-tli even i;f smolcar,. and prevent-■ * ing iiyoyrhoea, the vH i'Tiini nm, ; ;fi '•('ids. tonsiiitis, iM’d many (djier r -m-! ijl t 'gious Hint gain cntraniv throu .i’ v Hie inoatll. ;>r Telephone yonr drigyist now for a it; hotlle i f Stnrc.li]K‘ and bavin I da;. , i .3 tnjoy it d. light and pro!ection. A ’ J large hottl >, enough for the onlire ^ h'tnily, ma y ha had for ha'f a ! 1- t I • Opportunity | •k J •+• % ii said to knock at every man’s door,once iiulife *. | Its knocking at ycur's ‘n'r:W, "lT yjau DT^'ftioking for a * | home, in the property that we have listed on the % $ comer'of Pine and McFarlan street. Wc can sell * * you this home on a lot 70x125 for less than the * * building would cost you today. This is ope of the * | Lest, built houses in Florence, and with a small ou’> I % lay above the purchase price, two room's could be S % added in the roof. The price is $5,500—with good | $ terms. . ^ / * * T ^ J % We also offer vacant lot adjoining this on M? $ % Farlat 1 street 50x120 at eh,250 and goc L’l-ing on | | i^inc street 50x125 at -We h:jye vacant lots $ * in different scvUo£*b, !»•; gol to * ii; {.how you. ; J ‘v;« -• ♦.• t Also n few ; I')r'<-^11 ,h<}ttxc‘v tanging in * : rice from $1,750 to $.p5 00 -';;‘^A/e. will he gla l ♦ l ave listed with us ftir sale a feW dwellings at from $5,000 to $7,000.. . \ ; '* I x \ 5k •• : r :: .’Sii: r’l ’ty ****x*x x- x -:: x .. -r v i \ so rrrr jwvr.Tssr* m mtc < w * -rr : We have ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS to lend on approved security in r.» r«. »»x.w * Florence and Florence County during the next sixty days. Our terms arc attractive, and cadi proposition receives individual at tention. Investigate' and try c :r service. REAL ESTATE & TCUST CO PltDnx 3-12 iar. j *****«w x x * y. ,j x \ -x-::- :c z ■•• •» y jhhht-***# x-* Spanish Women Skilled in Dnhee. The women of Spain sire gencrallj cmbled with Iiriii" tin' iiest (h.ncer,! .jf any womess in the world.. BJU I*** ( 2& GcindsrAle ima V1COMQ in the cool / Just Occurred to Her. A child's prayer has long lieesi cele brated in song and story. Prayers from Hie youthful lips of faith have ever appealed to mankind. There sire few so hardened as not fo las moved by su.-h prayers, or ri’inesnbor with awe their own lisping of “Now I lay me down to ,sleep." Clifidren also, in their Innocence, sometimes say prayers which are not without their bunioi'ous side, and these, too, have Imhoi handed down to posterity. In this latter class belongs the following true account of the prayer of a little girl who lives just on the other side of tiie District line in Maryland. Little Lois was compleling her eve ning prayer at her mot lies’'s knee. “Auicn,” finished Lois, and then, without a pause; “Mamma, has the Lord got a bald head like daddy?”—Washington Star. Electrification of Seeds. There appears to he much interest In tiie electrification of seeds and tiie ap plication of electricity to growing plants. A recent account of work along those lines (cits of a new method of aiding plant growth. The seeds, ten or twenty snek.t, are placed in tanks provided with Iren electrodes at both ends; Hie electrolyte Is a solution of sodium nitrate or some other fertiliz er. Parlleiilnrly with cereals—wheat, barley and oats -the yields of both grain and straw are said to be in creased, Some five hundred fanners have taken up the treatment of the seeds, which is followed by a very careful drying in n kiln. The treat ment is applied about a month or two before sowing. Scientific American. Tr *DE mark registered 4 * Js ff r ENTS ONE PR R1 r<‘ E’E£iJ)p©KAj’€(i. •»coftPo»/'Teo 1 'v k Papuan Oil. Australia and (treat Britain have each undertaken to spend up to $250,. (M»0 in eouiieelion with Bupnan oil di* velopinent and two British geologists will jii’obaldy begin work in tfle Inline- diate future, pursuing the exporiinenis already made by Hie commonwealth. Papua and the Pacific |s)auds.general ly are interesting U;nehnivcrtiUe.s of Australia which ar(> ctjnsidorjiig Hii> need f<’»r the study of nnthriypolifgy and bf native customs.find languages. As a groundwork f^j rfiteli :tS:inveStl. gat ion Hiere e\ : o* a nTnt crest Injpfcorics of govaraniontiil reports by patrol <»f fleers and other ellicial pioneers of Um new I’acitic, And There Are Others. Jud Tunkin says lie knows a man whose idea of personal success is Bingin’ off tiie key so loud that th* rest of the choir has to ^ive up, , . r ..»luamrwm gfvum* mav* I r. l, ; :u .. ^.if 7 '.)►*>& .ijA ( i k X J'A 4. ■«< m >10*1 • N- • >) » r Q of a r\ / Everything lluit is lutiJl In en- durc must have line sinews. A great s!ii|> ? i\ giant locomo tive, a huge-bridge, a gigantic building. Search for the sinews in a Maxwell and you discover n<*w steels, fmc steels, sjx^cud steels, steels manufactured lO-M .xvw ejrs own formulae. ' e Steels, for instance, filial make possible lltat rare coutbiiialion of .extreme Lixhlness and brute O slrengtlu \ For a Maxwell is ma<V* to be light in weight. Its mission is economic transportatien, \ Any su[)ernuoiis }K>umK ‘to carrv around means so milch r • V- more cost ol operation. \ But the great prohlcm was \i get steels of rare quality ami great strength. T J They a^e found hi a Maxwell in axles, .shallings,gears, frame, erauksiuilIL eontieeling rods, ^ te., ole. \ They Cf/.'lo/. jimnul for pound, the steels lb he found in any ear made. if I ■ (iOstiv ashhey are, they renav , x * ' / » . their j trice many times over in the lifetime of a Maxwell. I They simp 'iliey r pay divi dends of satisfaction. They mykt?, friends. They are responsible ^or that rapid rise ot Maxwell die world over. Nearly M)0,0()0 mwi 1()(),()00 mjire in pro< q(nistruclion|^ and fully 10 jier <jeiit of thhsc who have <le- c|ded upon a Maxwell a their ficst-elioicc car w ill no! he aide to get one.This year-—so over whelming jiT the demand for this remarkahle ear. n] t •Q VVIJISN A NT MO'Jp R GO M l*.#N V S ’t- •Jfjriilt \*\