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1C* TllfK8 FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 28. 1920. ",r ADVERTISEMENT REMOVAL NOTICE I have moved my garage from Kuker Avenue to building occupied by the Palmetto Motor Car Co., East Houston Avenue; where I am better equipped to give proper service with skilled mechanics. L. V. BASS Rear of Home Furniture Co. Duty to Posterity. I would submit to n severe discipline, unit to fro without many things cheer fully. for the good and happiness of the tiumair race in the future. Kuch one of us should do something, .how ever small, toward that'great end.— Italian! Jefferies. The Sad Part “Yon may win a beautiful girl with •oft nothings.” . “Well, woll!” “But you can’t whisper that aort of ■tuff to the butcher.” Why Despotism Irks. We how to the government of Cod, but we turn against the despot. No man HUes to share in the shipwreck of a vessel in which lie lias been em barked by violence, and which has been steered eontrnry to his wish and opinion.—Amlel. THE FRUITIEST OF FLAVORS Florida Fruit Gun- is an exquisite blend of pure fruit flavors, fry Modus Operand). "I met your friend Spongely this morning.” “How did he strike you?” “Said he’d left his ehange at homo in his other trousers.” package today. Made bv Fleer, dealers—5c.—Adv All Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR Weak Links in a Strong Chain That's just what imitation pails are when they become a part of your Ford car. They look strong enojigh, but the metal isn’t there—the strong durable Vanadium steel that .goes into the Ford chassis and every Ford part. Ford, parts are specially »ast and host-treated, each according to its use. Some require n hard, flint-like wear ing surface,' other need resiliency, and some need just “toughness.” V Ford metcL’lurgists. have been studying these prhlcms for sixteen years and know Just how eaohV unit should lie made to endure a maximum of wear and tare. They know, that best\ results can he obtained only by the use of special formulas for different parts, at'd that honest Ford pa,-ts wear from thirty-five to one hundred per cent longer than Vcounterfelts. \\ We carry comuUVe assortments of genuine Ford parts for both passenger cars and trucks. And our\jp’rage ts equipped to give careful, prompt Ford service—from minor adjustments to\Vomplete overhauls.Drive in, it’s better to be safe than sorry. Come to tlie Autliorix^i Ford dealer for service. Crowell Sc Co. Florence, S. G nRt INSIST on Oi'NUINE FOR PARTS Ths Plain Truth. She—Would you love me any better If I had a million dollars? He—Certainly not. I’d be thinking so much about the million I’d hardlj think of you at all. Must Have Been Bad. Yeast—Tightwad gave, me a cigar today. Crimsoubeak—No; really? “Honest, be did.” “How mmJi of it had he smoked?” Her Preference. He—Couldn’t you find it agreeable to knit closer the ties of friendship between us? I She—Couldn’t do It. I’m too busy knitting socks. f DISCOURAGING. Snow Leopard Rare Animal. The snow leopard, the greatest prise of big game hunters in India, is rarely found below a height of 11,000 feet and is even there extremely rare. It Is hoth wild uiiil savage and the natives have a superstitious fear of its whit# coot and deeu-.jiren eves. Sure Relief / ■*«!Ss?y -v Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief RELL-A’NS FOR INDIGESTION Authorized Dealers For— Packard Franklin ' ■ •* \ DARLINGTON MOTOR CO. Darlington, S. C. Charles—What was the reason yon fuit ths club? Arthur—Reason enough! By the time I had worked three years to be elected treasurer and Anally got It, they had decided to put lb a cash reg ister. Prejudiced. A dor's a most enraging brute. He haa a heart that’s true and warm; But when the kind the dames call ‘'cute'* We almost wisli to do him harm. SS;* 1 Hartford fcas a record entry in its Grvmi Circuit early closing events. There are thirty-three trotters named in the $10,000 Charter Oak. A bill has been introduced in the Massachusetts legislature to provide for the appointment of a Slate direc tor of athletics at a salary of $4,000 a- year. E it known tkat this is head quarters for the scientific solu tion of all problems pertain ing to rural lighting and water supply, refrigeration and sani tary plumbing, \ ’ Experts in each line are at the disposal of dealers or their cus tomers through our main office or branch houses. Southern States Supply Co. COLUMBIA, S. C. ATLANTA, ± JACKSONVILLE, . tiREEN'VILLE, - 04. ..1? A,. i’LA. S.C. Vv, J J ■« V*,; V X YOU WIN To the Victor Belongs the Spoils. Our Loss, Your Gain. We Need the Money and Have the Clothes. You Need the Clothes and Have the Money. Now We urge you to make the exchange for the benefit of both of us. There is no camouflage in this sale. Weare not posing as philanthropists. A SLOWING OFF OF BUSINESS ALCjNE ACTUATES US IN TAKING THIS STEP. WE ARE GOING TO SELL CLOTHING TO YOU AT A BIG LOSS. The cost of materials and workmanship have not been reduced and for the Fall and Winter ^season i92o-’2i the prices of these commodities to \ We have determined not to attempt to prophecy the future and propose to live only in the present. BEGINNING SATURDAY, MAY 29TH, AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, EVERY \GARMENT WHETHER CUSTOM \TAILOR- ED TOlYOUR MEASURE OR READY TO WEAR WILL BE REDUCED . ' This means that you will be able to have 20 per cent. \ Your Measure Taken For a Good Suit as Low as $30.00 • . • • • • , , * i • i .4 And that you will be able to buy A Good Ready Made One as Low as $24.00 . • . . . n* . This is quoting the net price to you on our cheaper garments. Our finer goods have been/reduced likewise. We want you to profit to the greatest extent by this reduction and we urge you to visit our store and select the garments that you will require for the next 6 months. You will find light weights and heavy weights. Unless a miracle occurs, these reductions cannot prevail for the Fall and Winter season 1920-21 and you will make money by providing for your immediate needs and also taking care of your requirements for the coming Fall and Winter. Do not miss this opportunity. ^ ^ ■> r’ “WE PLEASE YOU AND KEEP YOU PLEASED NO MATTER WHAT THE COS^;. , * . 1 A - , f l£gt Columbia Tailoring Company L. L. BRADY, Mgr. BARRINGER BLDG. FLORENCE, S. C. I ■fl