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m i»— : K n it 11 11 * it * it + * n it • The Shabby i Dilapidated tops on your car can be made to fit and look like rtcy^rat lit tle cost. We repair, recov er, and restore tops— yotfll be pleasantly siir-< prised at the low cost of your job. Ciet our-figures on it to- 1 * Mllfvili! <1. ,dav. - . I FLORENCE AUTO TOP AND PAINT SHOP % m M . i 33 N. Irby. Phone 168-L-2 * ft wiik'WiHt on «»»»»»»« »»«»»*»»»« The Only Free Transportation. The elevator man doth make Amende for certain cares; A Kood, long ride be lets us take And never asks for fares. ' In,the Bloo/J. Bill (examining photo)—\V|iat’s the nmtn'r wlm that chap’s face? Phil—Oh, he’s a movie actor, tnd when he saw the camera pointed, he started to register.—Film Fun. A Desirable Helpmeet. Clarence—I’ll tell yon, old man, Grace Is a clover girl. She's brains enough for two. Jack—Then she’s the very girl fur you!—London Answers. “I want to give you a piece of advice" • * Said the Father. “What’s the matter with it" asked the Son. This reply we must admit was both in elegant and uncalled for but it illus trates the attitude in which most of us v- t accept “something for nothing” x « Right'this minute you know down deep in your heart that you can’t buy a worth while article at a worthless price and so do we. * We pay the manufacturer a legitimate profit when we buy and charge you a ^ fair margin when we sell. This Spring we are not offering voti high grade clothing at IQ17 prices but we have got the best suits in Florence at 1020 prices. y « Hart Sehaffner & Marx Suits $50 and $70 y- / . We could ask more, hut we couldn’t pay \ , expenses on less, ■ M. R. CANNON, “THE STORE THAT DOES THiNGS” The Home of Hart Sehaffner & Marx Clothes. PHONE 250 , FLORENCE, S. C. Too High. “What’s a bull market In foodstuffs, pa?” *! : •• • “It'-1§ a market, my son, where It is a tossup If you’ve got money enough to buy any/ 1>. The Reason. “You couldn’t tell that woman n secret” .iot?” c “Because the .minute you tell her it ceases to be one.” OUR CASU/AL LIVES The death of Dr. Markoe Is evi dence, if furhher evidence were need ed, that life that seems so Holid un derfoot Js in reality a quicksand and may give way anywhere; Though we alt realize itiiej'unf^i^iikties of | ex istence in ah academic, detached faish ion, none of us dares to hold his mind on the frailty of his fotunes, his love,- his friendship, his health and sanity. Look up fixedly at the sword that hangs over you by a hair and your brain Is unfitted for busi ness;' torture yourself when you go to bed at night with the thought that you are sleeping over a volcano and yoti will be the duller for it next day. We get along best as human be ings by ignoring our plight in a world of chance. ^ ./ But occasionally^ as in this) irw stance a man sinks through the crust before our very eyes, and there is" no avoiding the fact. Let the choir go on singing, but it has happened.. Noth dramatic, nothing .logical—a mere random clash of atoms that swirled together from opposite ends of a uni verse. Any man you meet may slay you—oV, by another chance and more probably, since there are more friend ships than murders, may become your best friend. No man knows what waits him around the corner of the street—though, of course, for -practi cal purposes, we all think we know where we are going and what we shall find there. > «■ * Dr. Markoe’s, death, tyheihor spec tacular or not, would have been most regrettable because of the loss it means to American surgery. 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AS S» AS E VERYONE can have abundance of ThttiU, Beautilal, Glossy Hair. 7 Sutherland Sisters Hair Grower Grew this Hair I 2 &..' b ; m i IT?* 7i ft; LwJ j A, '-'f* s - : et a It Ycu va'ue Your H?ii and lls CaSutr Try SEVEN sum:iu*f;0 SISIERS Once - Why nol now? 0 On Sule al all Oealera 9 Sevan Sutherland Sisters 242 BSIDHURSI AVt. N. V. CITY IMirebre.d Sires Would Increase Soutii Carolina Livestccq Values , Five Times. < lemson College, April 2”.—"Tiie increased value of livestock in South Carolina during Ute past two years has been |”^000,u()0,; or approxt, uately three quarters of a million dollars average per country,” says D. W. Watkins, Assistant Director of In Kxtension Service, in comment ing on figures taken from the reporf of Hie Bureau of Crop Estimates for litlli; The total value of farm live stock in .the. state in litlit, not in cluding poultry, sheep .and goats, was $112,542 000, a figure worthy of note and representing an industry worthy of serious attention. it is safe to say that had all the Carln livestock now in the stale been sired by good purebred sires, using I lie same dams that were used, the total value would be double what it now is. Were the value of livestock so doubled, the profit to lie realized from growing livewtock would be live times greater (ban at present. On tliis basis' Hyestock production would receive art impetus that would in a b w yean put dIlls state forward lo a much morts- imporlant. position Ilian it irttw occupies in ihe livestock world. 1 NOTICEI Notice Is hereby given that a meet i ing of St. John’s Episcopal church! will be held at the said church, at Florence, S. C., on Sunday, April 25, 1920, immediately following the regu lar morning service. The purpose-pt. the meeting will be tp submit Mof The; tbqertegatiop a. proposition to*bell tire. prtm)ertV upofi .. VA y[ which the church, Parish Hotid&'andf' * Rectory arc now situate, and to ob tain the authority of the congrega tion for a sale of the same. The purpose of the said meeting will further be to obtain from the said congregation authority to mort gage or incumber real estate which the Vestry or the proper oflicors thereof propose to purchase on bo- half of the congregation, as a'site fPr church purposes, and to do such other things as may be neoessa'ry to carry said authority into effect. Vf, S. Poynor, Rector, Dated at Florence, S. 0;, April m 1920, ; ... I Queen Marie of the Belgians is the most talented violinist among the women of European royalty. LATE Death only a matter of short time. Don’t wait until pains and aches become incurable diseases. 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