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'4 -V". • viSCJ. SI •ry »'’• -• »/V'"" T ' ,’'T 'Ti>. , rr ; itfUfr 7 t*in. r»yj'-S ■■ci" ■ A ! . /T1RI?«AJI£^ • * •, .Ju. ; ' , ' J tE FLp^C^ DAILY TIMES TUESDAY 'AFTERNOON, MAY il,^|20. ^ ~~ ~ Ear , UBkoey-two xea^. Miss Marla Probahli - . without a parallel * n ,^Piir» Smith hff9 been in sole charge of One Of the stations on* the Boston & Maine railroad, serving as station agent, express agen;, freight handler and baggab?master shoe making industry is the fecord of service of Mrs. Lydia Ann Varney, who for fifty-six years hss been worm ing in the came factory and at thf| same machine. ryr i iHMHt wwww JUST TO SHOW - « "trrr*- ■ • j’/w • How well your okl car can be renewed and bright ened up by an appropfiate painting job—step in and have us show color schemes, quote prices on the Job vou want. FLORENCE AUTO TOP AND PAINT SHOP Upstairs oter Ideal Filling Station t 103 E. Evans St i i Assured of Solitude. “What do you think of tills rich Dan providing himself with a hand- some tomb to sleep In after he'a dtadr “He might hare put the money Into a hospital, a public^park or a library." “Yes?” “People would naturally visit those places. It's a cinch they’ll never re sort to his tomb in large numbers. 7 ’ ft COMBINATION CREAM ontee 50? \ ii r/ / Family Matters. “I shall complain to the floorwalker about you,” said the irate shopper. “1 have no doubt he will agree with everything you say,” answered the saleslady, wearily. “Ah! Then he is acquainted with your shortcomings?” “He thinks he Is. He's my hus band.” • ' Might Be a Mote. Youth (eager to gain a place on the aofa)—Permit me to remove the mote, won't you? Maiden—Thank you, I would, only- only * Youth—Only what? * Malden—Only I see such a beam In your eye!—Cartoons. The Result “Somebody played a joke on .Tim. Bent htin a barrel of what he thought were tine oysters.” “Where was the Joke?” “When he went to shuck Ihem, there weren’t any oysters there." “Then he must have been shell- •hocked." DIVERSIFIED FARMING BLESSING TO GEORGIA MR. YOUNG RETURNS PROM GEOR GIA WHfeRE HE SEES BENEFITS. , "Without half the resources or th:i intelligence the people of Georgia are i going away ahead of the farmers of i Florence,’ said T. Benton Young, pres! ' dent and treasurer of the Planters | PrctfUce and Storage Company, on re- ' turning this morning from Moultrie Gar, where he investigated farming conditions in the 12 counties around that section. "Those people down there were eaten up abput two or three years ago by the boll weevil, and since haVe gone to diversification of crops. It has proven a wonderful success with them. Field Man “While I was In Moultrie 12 coun ties of that section held a great rally and banqilet there, a sort of get to gether, and they raised $8,000 to put a marketing man in that teritory who will instruct the fanners how to pro duce and how to ship their commo dities after they have raised them. This man will work throughout that section and conduct demonstrations at every point where stuff is assem bled for shipment to show the farm ers how to get their stiff out in nitukel able and salable condition. For Diveaification “I find the farmers there ars grow ing ten times richer with diversifica tion of crops than they hatf ever dreamed of becoming with cotton. “Florence county with her resources Should be ashamed that that section has gone so far ahead of her. We are better prepared to meet the boll weevil than was that section of Geor gia, but we hare a great deal to ac complish here yet.” r A ^-1 32 oOolumbia, May 10—The state high-1 If there were but one potato left wav eommission, created by the 1920 in the world, a careful- cultivator levlrlature. will hold an Important might produce 10,000.000,000 froht it in meeting, it« second, in Columbia, on ten years#and thus supply the world Tuesday. One of the important mat- wi;h seed again. ter« which will probably'be handled £ by the commission will be the selec-j : fion of an executive secretary. \j chief engineer may also he selected. I The executive officer of the com Is completely wasnea out of th« mis ion is to be the sec retary, with j system by the celebrated ShlvW :• salary cf $2,000. It is understood' Mineral Wafer. Positively guaram that several prominent South Cato I teed by money back offer. Tastes RHEUMATISM Eclipse for the M»on. A' yeiung couple were occupying the porch swing later than usual one moon, light night. From a near-by window her mother inquired: “Mary, whin are you doing up so late?” "Looking at the beautiful moon mother.” “Well, it's twelve o'clock. Von had heifer send the iiiooti home."—Every body's Magazine. v A Wondrous Beauty Cream U will love the fragrance first. Then the velvet smoothness, the delicate creaminess, of this marvelous beauty cream. It fairly melts ihto the * skin— without a trace of grease , or the clogging of a- ' single pore. Anemic tissues speedily drink it ih, becoming smooth arid softly pliable under Combination Cream Jpnteel. A perfect base for powder. Take , home a jar : today, RILEY DRUG CO. , jf) Opp. F. O. “THE REXALL STORE" Phone 28 A Compliment. “You used to pay me many pretty compliments before we were matried." said Mrs. Dibhs, with a pom. “You women are certainly hard to plense," growled Mr. DIhb.f. "Didn’t I just now tell you these pork chops were done to a turn?” I' " Topsy Turvy Bird. The flamingo, because M the shape of its hill, is obliged, l» s feeding, to turn its head upside dow4t. iu wider u take m u Ush. The Movlee of 17t3. tin another p,-ige nf this piiper was primed recently nil ntteged newly dis covered mniiiivcrlpt by Aristotle ptiil- rumphixtug on tire movies. Mr. WnlUly was joking, of course: hut there is nfl |ol;e shout iliN extract frinu Swift's '.lourunl to Stella." dated March 171M: “l went afterward to see a fa- •ihiiis mm ifg pirtijjre, .and I. nevei saw iti.viljiua, preify. Vou >*oe. a seo ert lmtfop wide, a jotvn <u».I’otliet end md 1 ships iailihg rjh ihe sen and dls- barging ijiei* camion," el*'.—Boston. •, . I . Ve S..\ . Iran,script.! ; - Consider The Future of A SMALL MATTER. “Ouch! Didn’t you takh off a piece of my ear. that time?’-*.—*- • - “Don’t be alarmed, sir; net enough to affect the hearing.” : OUTSIDE CAPITAL NEEDED If you whnt a business lot for development, cen trally located, where values will never be less, that you can buy at a reasonable price, we have it We have for sale a splendid investment proposition in business property, now yielding a little better that 7 per cent interest. Fine chance for increase in value. Price and terms on application. t I COME TO SEE US IT MAY MEAN i • MONEY TO YOU Do not forget that we have money to lend on Real Estafe in the City and County of Florence jat 6 per cent pn long time* These loans are made at actual cost, j If you need money, co-operate with us to the end that we bring into the City and County ONE MILjLIQN DOLLARS outside capital this year. Capital invested through our trust department the past If our months over Two Hundred .Thousand ^Dollirs. t Unstability. Ambition goes a restless way;' r ;' ’ 7 At history doth prove. ' r When any gets where he would sfiy. Fate still says, “It’s your move!" Hand Work Only. The * Magistrate—I should think you’d he ashamed to make your wife work over the washttib to support you. The Accused—But, Judge. I can’t af ford to buy laundry machinery for her. Can’t'Be Solved. "They can’t live together and they can’t live apart.” "Umph! Whut's the solution of a problem like that?” “Chloroform, hut, confound the luck, It's against the law." Seeds and Barrias. “People have various names for money. One man will fcpeak of M) seeds, another of SO berries;” “Yea. and some make money pro duce, while others merely'consume It" FROM CASTOR OIL Wonderful New Process Robs Old Reliable Family Remedy of Disagreeable Taste The chemists o Spencer Kellogg Sons, Inc., one of the largest ntantifac tuyer.-’ of castor oil in the world, have perfected :* remarkable process* by which the taste is Absolutely remov ed from castor oil. In the opinion of physicians and druggists who are al ready familiar wUh Kellogg’s Taste less Castor Oil. this remarkable im provement is a real blessing. It's the same r.ld-fashioned castor oil that every physician prescribes, it has the aapje soothing and healing quail ties that have medc castor oil u house hold remedy. F;ut that, nauseatin? taste hah been absolutely eliminated Today you can take Kellogg’s Taste less Castor Oil easily, for It is really tasteless. Children take it without coaxing or bribing. Do not accept substitutes, if you want a really taste less castor oil! Two rizes, 35c and 6.*r. At t.M druggists. (Adv.) A Movia Star. “Register indignation,” “I can't” “Your salary is reduced a thousand a week. Now can you register indig nation?” Tit for Tat. Mabel—Here comes Charlie Dubb up the walk. That hoy gives me the shiver*. Marie- 1 -Why don't you give him the ahake? So It Goei. “Do yon remember the old fashtased triangular shawls?" “They'd look funny now.” “But the girls have 'em In a "Af. ferent shape, and they look niffy." Catty Advice. BellorrMy hair is so long and thick I have the greatest difficulty iu ar ranging It on my head. Nell—Them why don’t you take It off and 81 It? - pf", REAI, ESTATE AT BUST £& ^ v -' Pfiohe 312 • : ’’ ■ *- o,J Nothing Left. Judge—Have you anything to offer the court before sentence is passed on you? Prisoner—No, your honor; my lawyer took my last dollar. Oh, Fudge. “1 see 114, objection to a slush fund." "Ekr* “If It la used to clean up the •twete." , ---¥ In Cambridge, England, it has been th * custom lor centuries to sell but ter by the yard. Each length weighs 1 pound, and is wrapped in u atrip of Relieves CoMs COPtiN sore Tliroat, LaOrippe, Flu. Soothes the Aching, Jfevertsh iecling. Loosens the Phlecm—Clears the R . J 11ml Chez!. 25c Your r>rir-;l*! .. PREVENTOL! If Sill A RoaohofijBcu’Bugo RJEIS Safely, Quickly Destroys tnotha, germs, odors and drives out flies, mosquitoes. Sprayer and ?; it Can jlt.QO at dealer's. NEW HAIR aftei .BALDNESS IF VOU lire loslnr hair, hare dandruff, or i-e held, let it he known Uiftl KOTALKO. roniein- ioK venuine bear all and oilier potent Ingredi ents. 1, wonderfully succe.-xful. For nien, women 'hildren. Hatr grown, dandruff eliminated lu many eksei when til else failed. }3uu lU Alt- ANTCK anti iiioney-refund offer, fiet a box at any busy ntiurmaev: or aeml 10 ceuia for Froof l'il of KOTALKO to w J. L Brittain, Inc., Station F, New York, N. Y. r Nothing equals SAPOLIO for s / scouring and V polishing outlory. Makes all matalwara look Ilka naw Somtthino to Fall Back On. “Bilfur «ays he is having a hard time keeping a n>of over his head." “I don't sympathize with him. If lie's iti such straits., why doesn't he give up his nutomohlle.” “He says he can’t think of doing that. And, besides If the worst comes to the worst, it’s comforting to know that hls automobile has a top.” liniaiis have applied. ' , j Catt. .1. Roy Pennell, chief engin- | r .ird executive officer of the old c: mmission. p tired on May 1. tp r-ii-j It :• lius’nens in (’olttmblii. His succes ■ ir r is to Im chosen, but pending, th ! ■ lecticn. H. Murray, construction J * gineer, i^ acting as chief engiticoi.j *i". Murray is also to retire us soon- : the new engineering force is se ; * ited. it being his intention to entorj I siness with (’apt. Pennell. ( The new highway commission, emit posed of one member from each Om p /Sf’ional district, is ns follows: l> fb.odwyn Uhftt. Charleston: W. I{ >ntz. Varuvllle; R. E. Ligon. Ander son; C. O. Hearon, SpartanbuYg: Is' G. Walker. Rock Hill: Frank M:t i- ning, Jr., • Bennettsville; and A. B Langley. Columbia. fine; costs a rrlfle Delivered any where by our Florence agents, Gregg fc Anderson. Phone therx rs n DONT DESPAIR If you are troubled with pains or aches; feel tired; have headache, indigestion,insomnia; painful pass age of urine, you will find relief in- GOLD MEDAL An Imported Article. "The possession of a motor is not necessarily a mark of distinction.” “Not nowadays." replied Miss Snip pers. “hut if you happen to own a motor car that is driven by a chauffeur Who speaks English witli great diffi culty. you may hold up your head a trifle in some circles." In a waltzing match which to >k 1 place iu Italy a few years ago eight ’ couples competed, and commenced to t dance at ten o’clock on S ind iv even | Ing. Nobody ceased until compelled ; by exhaustion, and at midday on Mon , da ytwo couples were still staggering | around the room. The world’s standard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles and National Remedy of Holland since 1696.: Three sizes, all druggists. Guaranteed. Look for tno name Gobi Medal on over/ boa *.ad accept no imitation CRANE WHEEL PULLERS Cannibalistic. “My dear, listen *o this,” exclaimed the elderly English lady to her hus band on her first visit to the states. She held the hotel menu almost at arm’s length and spt.ke in u tone of horror: "Baked Indian pudding! f’an it be possible in a civilized country?" Escaping Hls Wife’s Tongue. Mr. Bjones—It must be rather trying for a talkative woman like Mrs. Gnb- blee.s to be married to a man as deaf as Mr. Gabbleen." Mrs. BJones—So it is. And. to make matters worse, she has a lurking suspicion that he lost his hearing just to spite her.—London Answers. For runivoing Auto Wheel, Gears, j * jy ! \ etc. Xew Locking Ann holds Puller ft | - j on your work. . Send tor P.ullelin 1), t Pulley Arbor Press, etc. COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. 823 West Gerv&ls Street. Columbia 3. C. BiCinning ot Spring. Spring be'diis when the sun I'titcrs the s- cn .Aries of the zodiac, or the constellation of I’lsces, and the exact time of this event varies a little trout year-to year. Tne dates of the com mencement of the softsotts raa;y he ’stated* tts about March 21. June 21, September 22 and December 22. COOLING AND . r -v. K( NOURISHING spun is a Ela::s of our ice cold milk on a hot day. It is clarified and pasteurized and batter than all the carbonated beverages as a real satisfying drink. More men are drinking milk and but termilk all the time. Folks don't call men mollycoddles for using sound sense, of which milk drinking Is evidence. CENTRAL MILK STATION Fhone 7-18. ‘ ‘j •/. ,N - ’NY — V Nftrr; r\. tow tdJYlake this.\JUine~punck 'HE hostess who is puzzled by the problem of what to serve will find Virginia Dare Wine Punch a delightful drink. People always ask what ittk and beg for the recipe. Here is how to make it. Virginia Dare Hospitality Punch \ (Made in a Minute) S* One quart of Virginia * ofpinenpplc (cut in cu... cherries'and a few slices iia Dare; juice of one leipon; juice of one orange; slica cubes), 5} tablcspoonfuls of pineapple juice. Marischino Jiceq of orange muy h ■ added, if desired, S<-r* c cold. The above makes a most delectable drink for the dance or any social occasion. Use either Punch bow 1 or pitcher. Vu . • Wine-uY. De-Alcoholized / Virginia Dare Wine is real wine—vinted and fermented as before, with all ils old-time charm of flavor and wholesome qualities. Good straight or mixed as you would a cocktail, riekey, highball or fizz, Sold everywhere. Write us for "The Art of Hospitality —a hook that solves the problem of social entertainment. A) GARRETT &. COMPANY, INC. TIts OiJrAxrttrican Producers of Cumin* Wme ^ No. 10 Buah Terminal Building, Brooklyn, N.Y*. \ 'V