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wy. ■ ■ * THE FliORENCE DAILY TIMES MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 24, 1920. Money Saved, is Money Made Why not adopt the modern way of saving money and adding efficiency by using a Motor Truck? FOR IMMEDIATE DIXIVt ^Y £ Tori Vim Truck, worm drive. Several Light Delivery Vims, worm dri 'e. One Bethlehem, i 1-2 mn. electrically' started and lighted. ,T<$ri Stewart Truck, j. iternal gear drive. Three Republic Trucks, internal gear drive. . t Also several used Trucks, in guaranteed condi- dition. SPECIAL PRICES FOR TEN DAYS. Hi: . .. Florence Motor Sales Co. TRUCK HEADQUARTERS. 32 S. DARGAN mfrr EVENING! SALVATION ARMY “ A TOWER OF V x FMTAUfll STRENGTH," SAYS HELEN KELLER SALES and SERVICE t-'iitr./v. i> v-. SHINGLES • Big variety 011 hand. Come look at a shingle I i- suitable tor tobatco barn and other cheap roofs. J. W. STROUD MR. MOUFLON’S QUESTIONS. "Mrs. Mouflon, do you love me?” asked Mr. Moutlon. The Mouflon fhiftily are wild sheep, you know, and they come from Sar dinia. “I do," said Sirs. Mouflon. Yes, l do. Yes, 1 do.” “Thai’s good,” said Mr. Mouflon. “Weil, do you care for me as much on (he. rainy days as you do on the sunny ones?” “Of course, I do; of course,” said Mrs. Mouflon. “And you always like to see me eat line meals and grow more hand some?” asked Mr. -Mouflpn. “Oh, yes, l love lo see you eat tine meals and grow more handsome,” re peated Mrs. Mouflon. “I)o you think I am growing more handsome all Uie time?” he asked. "Now really, now really, Mr/ Mou flon.” “Oh, Mrs. Mouflon, pray answer my question. If you give the right an swer it will make me so happy. So happy.” “Then, If you know the right an swer, why do you ask it?” asked Mrs. Mouflon, smiling. “I know what I hope you’ll answer.” “Oh, then you aren't sure?” “Not quite,” said Mr. Mouflon, “but I’ve great and high hope. 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He was much pleased. “And you don’t think I’m conceited, do you?” he asked. “Oh, no.” said Mrs. Mouflon, smiling to herself, and thinking: “Perhaps you're not conceited, hut, oh. how you love to he admired and spoilt!” Hr T O know the best available cars and trucks for his territory; lo present unnsual values backed by a service that will assure satisfied customers and loyal dealers; to carry ample stocks of cars and parts and to stand squarely back of local dealers in all transactions. That is the-fifriction of the distributor. In order to cur down the running time between Pittsburgh's outlying dis tricts mid Iho city Itself, an engineering project to blast through a mountnin chain encircling the city has begun. When this tunnel has been bored it will cut down the time from one hour to 15 minutes. Photograph shows the first blasting tor tln.> tunnel. 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