The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, May 24, 1920, Image 2
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THE FliORENCE DAILY TIMES MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 24, 1920.
Money Saved, is Money Made
Why not adopt the modern way of saving money
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FOR IMMEDIATE DIXIVt ^Y £
Tori Vim Truck, worm drive.
Several Light Delivery Vims, worm dri 'e.
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,T<$ri Stewart Truck, j. iternal gear drive.
Three Republic Trucks, internal gear drive.
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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. Yes, iny
hopes are very high.”
"Well, what was the question
again?” asked Mrs. Moutlon.
“I asked you, my dear. If you
Left to right: Mrs. Macy, Helen Keller’d Instructor, the famous blind and
deaf girl, and Brigadier Josephine Albright, Salvationist.
Salvation Army officers in Pittsburgh] “I feel that all the afflicted of mnn-
were i,:sa/.eil and pleased recently to kind have n tower of strength In the
learn from Helen Keller herself that, | Army,” she stated,
despite her handicaps, she is almost as ..j lltmor tllH XVOIne4 0 f the organlui-
familinr with the work of the organ- t,,,,, f o r their courage and efficiency.
i/.atlon as any doughboy who fought in ^ Annv an or g Hil i/.a-
l-'rance.
In perfectly enunciated English this
girl, who in childhood was dumb as
well as blind and deaf, told Brigadier
Josephine A’llaight, In charge .of the
lion of lives showing forth the spirit
of Him who raises those that fall and
holds up those that are bowed down."
.Miss Keller's tribute to the Salva-
Arniy’s work in Pittsburgh, how high tlonists came In the course of a the-
ly she esteems the organization. j atrical trip which she Is now making.
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“He Wat Much Pleased”
thought I was growing more hapdsome
all the time.” ,. -
“I,do, Indeed,” said Mrs. Mouflon.
“You're a very •andsome animal.”
“A»:d you don't think I'm looking
any less well than I did at home?”
“Ypu’re still your handsome self,”
said Mrs. Mouflon.
“Oh, those words from your dear
nuflitliin month make me so joyous,”
sh.d Mr. Mouflon.
‘ And you think the keeper of the zoo
and the different keepers of all the
different animals—do you think they
admire me?”
“Oh, yes.”
“Especially our own keeper?”
“Most assuredly, most certainly I
do.” ?
“That’s nice,” said Mr. Mouflon.
“And I like to hear you use lota of
words on this subject.
“Do you think, dear.Mrs. Mouflon,
that you care for me as much now as
you did when we were free and In
our mountain homes?”.
“Yes, indeed, I do,” said Mrs. Mou-
flou. “I like you just as well.”
“Don’t you think, tuuybe, you like
me a little better alt the time?” asked
Mr. Mouflon.
“I think, maybe, I do,” replied Mrs.
Mouflon.
“Aren't you sure of it?” asked Mr.
Moutlon.
“Pm sure of it,” said Mrs. Mouflon.
“Then, please, say so,” begged Mr.
Mouflon. “It sounds so much better.”
‘‘But I answered your question as
you asked it,” said Mrs. Mouflon.
“True,” said Mr. Mouflon. “But 1
wanted to have you say more nice
things about me than I could in mod
esty ask.”
“Oh, dear,” said Mrs. Mouflon, try
ing to hide a smile.
“Do you think I have handsome col
orings?” asked Mr. Moutlon.
“1 most certainly do,” said Mrs.
Moutlon.
“And do you think I am a nice,
friendly, sociable, pleasant old mou
flon?”
“Yes, I do,” said Mrs. Mouflon.
“And the keeper says you're as friendly
as friendly can be.”
Mr. Mouflon smiled. 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!”
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