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TH15 FLOHENCB DAILY TI1IE8 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. .TTNE 2. 1020. mmm . : -:-. : 'j 81 ALL young men—IlS to 80—would 6e more comfortable on hot summer days in a KEEP-KOOL Summer Suit. Light in weight—smart in style—correct in tailoring. Choose from a variety of fashionable colors ranging from light washable patterns to rich dark effects. Be sure your Summer Suit bears* the KEEP-KOOL label —It is the hall mark of quality in fashion and fabric. made Only by ^House of Keep-Kool r/i ^SNELLENBCPjG CLOTHING COMPANY ^Hhiladelphu* and Jor Sale by.-^==: Florence Dry Goods Co. CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER isyis A FEW DAYS OF THIS TREATMENT WILL DO MORE FOR YOUR COMPLEXION THAN ALL THE BEAUTY DOCTORS IN CREATION. DEMAND THE GENUINE FINDING MISSING PERSONS IS NEVER-ENDING TASK RECORD FILE OF MISSING PERSONS T'nt* Salvation Army, boraiiso of its branches in every country in the world, conducts what is probably one of the most efficient of detective bureaus, li is the Bureau of Missing Persons, which sends out daily alarms to all Sections in its efforts to tint} those who have disappeared. In the I’niled StXies over l.NUlt in quiries for missing persons come info the Salvation Army each year, and in spite of the meagerttess of the availa ble information, in spite of the fact that a large proportion of those who are missing do not want to he found, tn spite of all the obstacles and itiit- arances, over 1,000 are located by tin* Salvation Army each year. There is Mte child who runs away from horn* because the terrors of cold and h'jvyr are nothing to him compar ed to the fear of school and teacher. There la the man who finds it easier to desert titan to support the family that lie thinks is too exacting. There is tile woman who feels that tin* river or the open gas jet is less terrifying titan tile hardships of life. For all these and many others the Salvation Army is con ducting a vigilant, unceasing senfvh. And the methods used in finding tha delinipionts are as varied as the causes : of their disappearance. Sometimes an overlooked clue, an old letter or the address of a friend leads to I he end , of the search. Sometimes a para- creph Miseried in the War <’ry—the Salvation Army publication, which is circulated Irr every country in the world -or in other mediums calculaled to catch the eye. will bring the missing one home. Sometimes the man or wo- , titan hunt goes on for years', only in tits end to become one of those unaoived tnystwisr that the world speculates upon for a tnrnth or two and then 1 promptly forgets. Socrates on Government. Socrates used to say that, although no man undertakes a trade he has not learned, even the meanest, yet every one thinks himself sufficiently quali fied for the hardest of all trades, that of government.—Bolingroke. Education in China. t Literacy among the people of South Chira Is greater than uitnong those of the north. Claim is advanced in Can ton that nearly oil the* children of Cantonese parentage, except those of the large boat population, can read; whereas in the north It is ‘unusual to find a family the children of which are all placed in school. Kl-iHHMHHHy Music Attschmert, for Big Clocks. As mi attachment for large clocks an inventor ha* dm (doped a device governed by a perforated paper roll to play n different ifr on tune pipes Just before each hour'ls struck. OH! BOY! Von can't beat It. Florida Fruit Gum is perfect. Try a package to day. Made by Fleer. All dealers— 5c.—Adv. IN WEST END GREGG AVENUE 1 i| I? ' i I Dandy little five room Bungalow for sale. . *. ;X Immediate possession. ^ | Price and terms on application. ^ if Real Estate & Trust Company ii i T ... . • 1 ! i * Phone 3i2 * * — - . ‘T T li * It ?##*** a***##**###########*#*#* m S-- Homing Umbrella. According to a trade journal the latest fashion in umbrellas is a pige on's head carved on the handle. This, we understand, Is the first step toward a really reliable homing umbrella.— Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR r> Have Ford Mechanics Repair Your Car The mechanics in our shop who will adjust or repair your Ford car, or . Ford truck, are men who understand the Ford mechanism and who know the Ford way of making repairs and replacements. They are experienced Ford mechanics and be cause of their familiarity with Ford cars can do your work more intelligently and' more quickly than can other skilled mechinics _ who lack Ford experience. The work on your car will be done in a cofpietely equipped shop with time saving Ford tools and equipment. Whetner your car needs an adjustment or a thorough overhauling, we are prepared to give you careful and prompt service. And nothing but the Genuine Ford-made parts and replacements will be used. When the work is finished, the charge wfill be the reason title, standard Ford prices. Our stock of Ford parts is always complete. And our Ford garage and Ford me chanics are at your service at any t»me. We are Authorized Ford Dealers and not only repair Fords but also sell them. Drive in of 'phone. Be fair to your car and your pockctbook. Crowell & Co. Florence, S. C. INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS f.y London Punch. r> : ■ "i ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM Lecture on "How Eli Got There,” or "Forty Kinds o| Fools” Concert by the Boston Light Opera Revue, 8:30 P. M. Your Community Chautauqua 0 under the Big Tent on the Central Graded School Grounds. < • . - «» ....... Immense Program Tomorrow: (W* P'7 3:30 Popular Instrumental Concert ’ Allpress All-Star Co/ 8:30 Concert Prelude ; Allpress All-Star Co. 8:45 Illustrated lecture, “Romaince of South American Enterprise,” Dr. J. W. Skinner Secure your season tickets at once at any of the leading Drug Stores—$2 50 for lO Big Numbers. > \ > * Junior Chautauqua Tomorrow ; Folk Tales for the Youngsters fj A. M.—Games for boys and girls under ten years of age. 10 A. M.—Games for boys and girls over ten of age. 11 A. M.—Rehearsal for Toyshop Pageant. .4 P. M.—Story hour. 1 he Program this year combines the best of the season in Musical and Literary talent, art, science and drama. 1 ■ * (V? .0 I