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yVv w v v THK FLORENCE DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERyOON, APRIL 28. 1920. Money Tight? > ot now, hut it might he so later on. If you lujye n mortgage on your home, wouldn't you feel safer o you had ThX \ KARS in which to pay it off, with no danger-of the loan being called before that time—and,-especially at SIX FKR CKNT interest --'and with the understanding that in case of your death before the expiration of the ten years your lamily would he relieved of making any further payments at all, J If something like this would ap peal to you, call me up and let's talk i' over. - Measuring sludge. | Crops Later Than In j An Ingenious method of moasurlng. ThirtV-Eight Years the deptli of sludge In deep sedimen- •’ ® ition tanks Is employed at the sew- a0( . tioa j,, south Carolina ago disposal works of l ilehluirg, j s fmost biu'kward 'in thirty-eight Mass., says a Canadian writer. 1 he | years, a<-eording to tiio report of Iht ^ i measurements are made by means of j (vdun.bia weather bureau for the j a pitcher pump and 28 feet of 1-inch ( w .ek ending Wednesday, issued to- rubber hose, marked in 1-foot lengths. | day. Tlie ('Xcrsrive wet weather has Tlie pump is screwed to a il-foot plank delayed plowing. The report states ami attached to the Itose by a union 1 that fruits are in good condition. The *| coupling. In making measurements report tor the week follows: *; the plank is placed across the top of Although the rainfall was less *: a-gas vent and the hose pushed into 21 tlie tank until it is near (lie supposed Tj sludge level. Tlie hose is then low* * ered an inch at a time. Between each than for several weeks, tlie cold wea llirr of the early part of tlie week, the continued inadequate sunshine has not keen favorable for best g’cwtli. But Jittl? plowing could be I! shift suflicient punniing is done to in ]uVf , p ., re ., ;) ()f t| , e PiP(lnio . lt 4:! insure a complete change of water in 0 r w ,. t soi [ , K || 01( li hose*. When the sludge level is reach- 0 f Spartanburg, fates the current sM ed, the pump will raise sludge. The rra-on is tiic most liackward in -IS |j length of the hose below the chimney vears. However, wtieat and oat proa Hsj top Is then noted, and its the distance I 'cts hav improvwl to above aver- '£ from top of chimney to bottom of a " !> . and rye. field truck, gardens and sk 1 tank Is known it is an easy matter to Pastures have responded to the warm 11 estimate tlie depth of tlie sludge. * 1 * Honor VVeish Patron Saint. | In Queensland March 1 is kept as a holiday sacred i,n St. fhivid. the patron! saint of \Vif IPs, \Vhii Yesided in Mono- ■ via, which early liecaqig a poprrlar place of pilgrimage. William tlie Con queror. Henry 11 and Kdward I.went to tills pla« e. Two p'lgrimages to Menevia were commonly regarded as tlie equivalent of one pilgrimage to Rome. * * TN TRANSIT” 1 car 13-lCj'! 1-4 No; 2 Common Flooring. 1 caiTxHT and 12'’ Peck Cypress. 1 car Sills and Framing. 1 car Florida Laths. % TUGS. R. MlliLRR, Times Ihiildim*- T'h one weath'r of the hist of the week, "fot-oi ph.tiling has extended north ward quit • generally in the cent -,,’ counties, lint corn planting was rot so gencnl: germination of hot), crops has been slow, incident to cold ground, and rt.ntids of white poia tees iwve been rather poor on tlie accotint. Asparagus is being plants are late Mexicans Wary of Snow. It is possible on almost any day In tlie year to see snowbanks from Mexico City, yet few of tlie natives there bad ever touched snow until one day last winter, when^liere was quite, s-'tno a perceptible fall, the tlrst in many j tohaeeo years in the Valley of Mexico. • and rather scarce. ^ Tlio momitniii poak^ of Popooatepotl; . aro Ronoi^illy i.on.is- fiml Tztiiccihimtl. clcarlv visible from'"]^ ''."hi '-: and late cuerrim an | blooming. "Warm, dry weather isineeded foi | ruination and good growth and to Paper Backing for Pictures. To paste new paper backings on ’ framed pictures, tin; paper, cut to Cue i proper size, slioubl first lie tloatcd in \ a pan of water until it is entirely wet. The paste should be applied to Hi# triune, and tlie paper, from which the actual drops of water have been wiped, should be pressed into place upon Hit* frame. As the t.^per dries it will shrink, making it a smoothly stretched hacking Will be pleased to quote prices upon request. TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. wholesale and retail Florence. R. C. Savannah. Ua. Jacksonville, Fla. S ******* *##***##*«#**4HMHHHHHHt4'***'&**i:-*******#**##**«*ir the capital, are always snowclad, but i they are some sixty miles away. Barefooted or lightly shod natives I , , , , , improve cultlvatin conditions.’ f4--»*-f4f**f44*4-44<44>44 ♦♦ >4444» • Jrll1 ^ er, - V iM " ,I "‘ stl: " lp ‘ 0 1''’ ~~ ■< [ ruent, and afterward spent most of 'he. Genuine PolisM. Some people are rusty; their harsh, ungainly manners cut out whatever Is good in their own character. Some people are gilt; a very brilliant exte rior they present, but ‘tlie first brush and hard using rubs off tlie gilding and reveals of bare metal beneath. A third class is polished. The polish Indeed Is on tlie mullifartous crosses of human life, the more It Is rubbed the brighter It grows. WHERE THE WIL LOW WEEPS there let one of our monuments stand to mark the final sleep of the one you treasured so much. A memorial shaft means so much. It is a symbol of lov e and undy ing devotion—a tender, touching tribute from tlie living to tlie lost. Cull up < \ FLORENCE MARBLE WORKS l Used Car Bargains Buick, D45. Little Six $700 Luick, Six, Seven Passenger .' $900 Studebaker, Six, Seven Passenger $500 Studebaker, Four, Seven passenger Overland 85, Roadster $500 C Eord Touring Cars $350 to $550 Call and let us show you what wc have or phone and we will be glad to send any particular car around for your inspection. East Florence Service Station,* USER CAR BARGAIN HOUSE. Phone 797. * ~ 4! day huddled in their homes In shel tering nooks and corners. The snow flurry was due to a sudden drop temperature during a light rain. His Predicament. “Whnt is tic* matter with old Riley Roz’/.idew?” asked the traveling i.-iles- nmn. “He does not seem to like him self.” ; •Til fell you,” returned the landlord of the I'etunln tavern, “facie Riley lias killed the peach crop for tlie, coming season, got (lie League of'Nn- 1 lions out of the way for the preseiir, and nobody cares a hyper whether the ellmate of Mars is healthy of not, sc ! he’s klnda out of talking points foi the present, and hasn't anything to argue about until he gets some new .ones."—Kansas City Star. Packing Cases for Rubber. Before tlie war Japan used to sup ply most of the packing eases used T for rubber sent out of Burma. Owing b' to the Increased cost and the scarcity ! •*’<' SCIENTISTS MAKE !| NEW CASTOR OIL | j REALLY TASTELESS! * j si- Remarkable Process Im-ll proves Famous Old Family Remedy nhojl\ i vi r dreamed timt cnslor ! * oil ooubl !> m ol ' tasti lev;. Hut thei* , nii-t of Sn moor K< Hogg & Sous. $ ini ., one (if t'ii> largest iiianiifac'ui' i sk CIS of i-u: (or ill tackled the nroh'em jj; and • uci i < i|(‘(l in n"rfecting a pro-^ sk j i-os..; i; V 'vldeh the fast,, is absolute- * I 'v rf move I. Todav eveiybndv can (• ke ia.t.ir oil easilv. for KellopgV Tcsie). rc-tor Oil is rsillv tad" Xothi. g is nut in to disguise t t". Ktrqnetb am! nuillv are'S t *************** H******************4HMP**4*************4HMS**4H4d^***4 , '* >,, *** #,HI **'** # * $ * J# J- ▼ supplier yield a an Importsnt local industry. purity r. "11111 # same. ii of sideling the Buridn forest (lepart- ' , n(h"iig"i!. curative, Tioalin meat took up tlie business, and no\\ > v,< ing inuddiep rcnmln tlie j* the boxes required, wbioKT" ’l','* "’<1 rasbioa-d .-is-j* fair profit, besides benefiting; 1ni ' 0 ’ ' 1o, ' or f,Uv " v ' nr ; | * «> i t-j.-te removed. 2 KeMnge’s* , r ! istoloss (his ! >k ter Oil er.dlv. No bribing nv Sir Auekiamt fleddos, the m-w Brit , ing. ' on. can now c"t Kc11o"v's ;)s h Amb insador to the Unii"d state.; T-< ‘-.tec--- Ca< fov on at pit e"<vl dnu'-! jr in inehahly the only man who has : vi ts. p i --rt -"nf t-uhstltufes. if ! ^ l -.en an a'my general, a plain “Mr'' ;’av. want n ’•"■iHv lasteles .- r aster e|i j * :;mt a knight, all in the short space j Pd on 1'hllTast-'ess Castor ■ t i-<"-iti"s. vb'l j children t- l:r coax,* USED CAR Bargains ONE VELTE TOURING $0^’ ONE MAXWELT, (nearly new) 8f,o ONE FORD ROADSTER. 4f. n ONE FORD TOURING 3on ONE DODGE SEDAN Coo ONE DORT TOURING 400 ONE REPUBLIC 2-TON TRUCK 7™ TWO FORD TRUCKS 300 and Goo TRANSPORT GARAGE $ o; four days. j Oil. Two Si - ’r> ‘'.ac a''d 'tr,e. (Adv.l j »♦*•********•**•***:( A*******************************^ *<hm a»iM» t <iw * *»»♦ ■*•»**»»»*-»»» ? “THE BEST BET IN DIXIE” The Marlboro Oil Developing Company, ' 0 Represented in your town Wednesday and Thursday, April 28-29, by Capt. William W. Palmer A BETTER BET EVERY DAY. COME OVER AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. (i THE DEFIANCE y y Has cut through three distinct Crude Oil seepages and is now in a hard coal deposit. The chances are now t i wilh you—and it looks better every day. Ask any man, bank, business firm or corporation in Marlboro ('ounty about us, and they will tell you that everything is as represented**. X* .. * / * Stock is Selling at $10 per Share—-Subject to Change Without Notice. If you can’t see Capt. Palmer, fill out attached Coupon and mail today, I he Marlboro Oil Developing Company, Bennetts villc, S. C. , Gentlemen: 0 Find enclosed $ for shares Stock tlie Marlboro Oil Developing Co. Name Address us;