The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 27, 1920, Image 6
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TFltHDAY AFTERNaOV. APRTT. 27. ^".O
You’ll be Pleased with (he First
Showing of New Spring Styles at
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Nettles 9 blwe Store
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A look into our Windows will
show a • few of (he many
styles,
A visit to our store will give you
an idea of a well selecled stock
at the most reasonable p ices.
Nellies’ Shoe Store
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Shoes for’the VYhole Family.
33 E. Evans Street
; HALL OF FAME FOR TRfcES
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Many Historic Perennial Plants Hava
Been Nominated for a Place in
Institution.
“The crent Tree on Boston rommnn."
and “The Oreen Tree Hotel" nt I.e*
Claire. la., tl'e most famous tree on the
Mississippi fiver, have been nominated
for a plaee In tlie "hall of fame for i
big trees," !>ein<: complied by the
American Forestry association. 1
i The great tree on Boston Common
.was blown (town In a storm February
^15, 1018. the centennial of the year In
which the colonists gathered arc**nd
the tree and started for Lexington to
give battle to the British.
; The (Jreen Tree hotel at I.eClalr* l»
well known on the Mississippi rivrr,
because to the river-men It was t he ,
waitlnjt place of men (Hit of a Job nod |
looking for a-trip. Therefore t!)»v
gave it the name of the Creen Tree
hotel. It Is considered to be 120 years
old. ■ •
i* Other nominations for the ball of
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fame Include the I>e Soto Oak at
Tampa, Fla . fyom which I>e Solo s4:rrt-
i ed for the Mississippi and the West; i
: the octopus tree, in-Charles City eotin- •
1 ty, Virginia, the largest and oldest tree
In the stale; the two oaks at V'srlln-|
town. W. Vn.. marked in 17*r1 by ({en. \
Andrew Lewis; the tatlesi tree in the j
Balkans at I’odgorit/a, nominated by
the Bed Cross, which -liaft head guar- (
ters near it during the war.
Indian’s Cm die.
Tlie papoose caftdle. or "Pa-lti-chl,’
Is for.nd In every Flute dwelling!, and I
It Is t!»e mastei^eee of the lidlian
nioitier's achievements. Cradle and
carriage in olie. It holds tin* youth
ful selon lasiied and shawl-tioutid and
Ktife and content. |
Use the Fleeting Moments.
If a genlils like dadstone carried
through life a HonU in Ills poejeet. lest
an unexpected spare moment slip from
his grasp, wh.ti siioulfl We of common
iildiities not resort in. to stive the pro
clous moments from oblivion*—Lx-
clninfe. ^ . 4
Austrian Microrcope.
A tlcioreseent microscope tnvenieil
hy an Ausfiian scientist for use with
liltrn-vlolet rays enahlea the recogni
tion of differences In matter not per*
ccptible by ordinary light.
E-kWn.Vg Summer Hons.
In Mie smuooT. months, during four
months ot which the sun never sels,
the FsUinns lice In tents. These arit
imule of skins ami are shaped some*
what like a boat cut In half. In th<t
rear of the tent the bed is spread,
while In the wide, high open "trout
a smudge burns day at d night. Thl.t
smoke Hri- serves to diive away the
mosquitoes, whhh are large and fe
rocious.
' xrct’ont ■ Le;ilc,
Harrieth nn l Bt^ tlin l v ere pia.cdny
tO';-;her n'cely cc hen sudd-ntlv Itosa-
lind lost Ic'r etmier ipid told Hnrrk*th
rml the dollr-. cxrctly wlint *lie tliouglit
ef them. .Hanieth li te:'ed gracely tin-
tlf 'Rtfinl'nd whs tlr-otigh- omd then
tahT': ' “Vo'hcr. t’o-snlfite 1 in*t.d lie an
act fill tho-igi 'ter ttmule to -:^ay such
tilings nm-cdc.**’
/greep V/ith Daddy.
Marjorie liked to piny In 'he ground
feed Iter fattier mixed up for his
i horses. She hatl been scolded for this
without effect. So one day her father,
catchlng'her In the net, picked her up
and gave her a spanking. As he put
her dowH. he said: “Now, my young
lady, that Is Just enough of that."
“Me'll say ’tls," came the tearful an-
Dduoliter’s Comeback.
Mother—“Shame on you, Dorothy!
The idea of letting n hoy whom you're
knov;*n*nnt.v a week, kiss you! Why.
vvh'Mi I was your age a girl was enn-
-.lilcred vulgar who would let* n !>oy
even hold lier hand until he'tl known
her several month*." Piiughter (<e-
Kiiiviantly) “And didn't you say
o;i'c. motl cr that it used to take yon
two’ cveeks (•) go from New, York In
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Y OU will love the fragrance first. Then the
velvet smoothness, the delicate creaminess,
of this marvelous beauty cream. It fairly melts
into the. skin—without a trace of grease, or the ^
clogging of a single pore. Anemic tissues
speedily drink it in, becoming smooth and softly
pliable under Combination Crdam Jonteel, A
perfect base for. powder. Take home a jar .
today.
Druji to.
The Recall Stoie.
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Importance of Music.
What a.i empty place the world
would luj. ivliliout music!
Ever sh.ee the creation birds iiavo
been pou.’ing for,tli tliolr song of
cheer.
The art of music lias progressed fo
n remarkable degree. Heretofore pco-1
pie have ‘always regarded Mils art as
a luxury, hut the recent war has
shown ns most emphatically that It is
a necessity. “Music Is the medicine of
the mind.'' This savin: has been Justi
fied. Music has prodaccd a wonder
ful effect on shell-shocked men who
served tn the war. " I
I'atriotistu and music combine, hut
no do religion and inusle. Does not
musie add hcatily to church services,
thereby exalting the tlnuigln? Is not .
music one of the chiej at trad Ions. If
not the chief aUrnctlon at a place of
uuiuscmeiil ?—Chicago News. i
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NotMng So “Cheap”-as That.
A geiiilenian with a lilgh.soiindlng
French name has opened up the most
exclusive. Jewelry store In town on
Flftii avenue. Not a single article of
Jewelry is on display and muhing is
sold for less than $l*!.um; The clerks
look more like members of parliament
In their • fjm’k coals and White silk
tbs. They wear silk hats to and from
work. A lady went Into the store re
cently to get an emerald ring. They
showed her one for .?l§,Ottt). “U!i."
she said. “! only want to spend AL
OW)." There was an awkward pans*
and the clerk finally said: “Well,!
madam- we do not' sell a ring for that
price. You might get, it farther down
the nveiiye at Blank’s"—an.! he
named one of the oldest and best i**w-
elry establishments !u New York in
the patronizing manner that he might
use Co designate a n and-BVceut store.
^WILLIAM OUNCAN !
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It is only natural that Will’am Dun-
can should he the hero of hundred!} of
thrilling escapes and strenuous rescues'
it; \'ltngraph‘s_ famous serials. IBs j
physique tmd early training paHicular- ‘
l.i fitted liir.r for Just such n career. |
lie completed ids education at tlie I'ni-;
versity of I’ennsylvania. where betook!
a jirotrtjnetjl i>art kn coBcge field games j
avl aJjvietjgs. He Inf'-ame athletic Sti-,
strnctor and toured the country all
the head of his owti dramatic company |
liefoke' het^olnlng ft serial star and di- j
y'ctoiv * 'id
E VERYONE ran have abundance
of Thick, Beautiful. Glossy Hair
7Sutherland Sisters lliir Grower Grew this Hair
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SjlTHtRUND SISURS Onte Wtq nut ..g» ?
■ ' 0 On Sale at all Dealer, I
Seven Sutlier ana Sist t
242 BRUDHUIST AYE. N. Y. C!Tf
V/cil to Fo'-fi < ;t Sorcows. i
Konie | co|ilc Tiourd. it|i their sorrows i
as n tnlser hoards goid * and whenevet |
they hav® a liitl" le'sur**. they take j
them out and count (hern oner ns-Mvi j.
miser enrnts up his treasure. The i
fuller your coffers are of reinemhend
. sorrows It.c poorer you ate. Throw
I them nWny. Refuse to recall them
when you r.i<i help It.—Kxrhange.
The Modern fihFkcl.
What has in come of. wlie nii.T-fash-1
toned m’ntste. who- lift'd, to ptenchf
againci In.v'ng up money to rust find '
corrode while in this murdane
sphere? Tlie few shekels ice get '..•■in
no rust and they do not corrode, lie'- j
tlier doth moths prey upon them, hut j
we sometimes feci like li goes tlie
other wafi although they linve not
broken In upon us.—Hartford Repub
MAN^ *
BEST AGE
A man is ns old an his organs; he
ran be as vigorous and healthy at
70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
COLD MEDAL
30X0833
The world'- ^uncord rerq^dy for kidney,
liver, bladder 'jth'd uric arid troubles
eioce 1M6; corrects disorders; stimulates
vital organs. All druggists, three sire*.
for the name C*«M M»4el en eT,i f hex
and accept no imitmtion
Ht?lwve& Golds
— • etiihs. i-ore,Throat, hi. r.rtppj, yi.,
reo'h^s tbs Aching. FerrrMh feViing.
th’ Fhl. n rnv r '1~ai-. ti.» p^
imJ fhcrh 3V Vmi-. Dn.-g'.syj.
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You’ll be
claim it as
matter in^what group
of cars yotj park your
Sayers Six, you'll be glad
to claim it as your own.
It has the stamp of custom
work of aristocracy.
And what wonder! 1 With
its beauty of finish and
design, the Sayers Six is a
proud to
your own
car you may well be proud
of. And under the hood
there is unlimited power
in the 42 H, P. Red Seal
Sayers-Continental Mcttor.
Arrange for a demonstra
tion, today. Let our sales
man tell you all about it.
C 0. iUTCUIF, Distributor
Dutch East Indies.
Since 1915, the first year for which
ousfoii's statistics for Imports of con
served fish Into the Dutch Fast ln-
dies arc given, tlie United States has
had a fair share of the market. Be
fore the wirr practically all thecahnon
came from tlie Pacific const, and tn
recent years, whgu other source^ were
closefl. sardines and herring were also
brought trouFthe United States.
Odd. P. O.
Those Girl*.. •,
Agbes—But how )n the world dlt!
you ret hint to propose?
Mmlge— Oh, easily enough. *1 tnlf
him O r.’, you were crazy about htu
and fearinded him thftt It was leaf
'Vear.—Boston Transcript.
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