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THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 29, 1920. THE AMENDE DENY TIMES Publtflhed Daily Florence, S. C.. Except Sunday at by BRUNSON A GARDINER Mason C. Brunson, Editor. Chat. 8. Gardiner, Business Manager i ; construction is placed by taxpayers on their public officials, the responsi bility of the engineer is easily ap preeiated. A community can make no greater mistake than to attempt saving money by failing to provide adequate engineering sup«yvision. * TODAYS BIRTHDAYS * * ♦ ***•«*♦»*** ♦ 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In advance. One week $ .15 One month .«() Three months 1.75 Six months 3.50 One year 6.00 To receive attention the same day, complaints from subscribers in the city must be made before sev en O’clock. ^■1.. ■ ■ M — ... ■HI,. . Entered as second class matter December 8, 1900, at Florence, S. C. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusive ly entitled to the use for republlca- tlon of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also to the local news pub lished herein. 4 ONE YEAR AGO TODAY * ♦ ♦♦«♦♦ + *•*• v * + ♦♦ + « President Wilson sailed from Brest for the United States One hundred killed and several thousand Injured In earthquake in Tuscany. MX jy Maj Gen George \V Goethals, fu mows as the chief engineer in the building of the Panama Canal, born in Brooklyn, N. Y.’ f>2 years ago to day. George W. Atkinson, former govev nor of West Virginia, born at ('hnr- loston. W. Va., 7.'> .wars ago teday. -^.William E. Borah, United State.-, senator from Idaho, born at Fairffeld. 111., years ago totbiy. Rl. Rev. John B. Mcrris, Catholic bishop of Little Rock, born at Hen dersonville, Tenn., 51 years ago to- da>. Hairy H. Fra zee. the:'rical manag er. born at Peorta , 111., 4n years ago today. W'l jert Robiason manager of ttie Lrooklyn National league baseball club, born at Hudson, Mass., 5fi yearn agr, toddy. , TUESDAY JUNE 29, 1920 BETTER MARKETING By Fall Floence expects to have perfected the details of a marketing bureau which will make Florence one of the best marketing centers in this entire section of the state: a mar keting center where the highest pos sible prices for all farm produce may be obtained every day in the week; a market In touch with the leading rn&hkfts Of the world and one where the ‘farmer may find a ready cash market at all times fer any and all farm produce in whatever quantities he has to offer. The market will '.eliminate the peddling of produce from bouse to house or store to store, offering a market that never becomes “glutted” and a market where the farmer may sell his pota toes, corn and other farm product just os rapidly and just as satisfac torily as he now markets his cotton .and'tobacco. This fills a long felt want and will do more for the divcrsl fieatlon of farming, than any other agency.. Florence expects to-set^lic paeftn this direction and is logically the marketing, center bf‘ a large terri tory. READY FOR TOBACCO Keeps Mosquitii Mosquitoes will quickly d.epr.vt Preventol is cpruyed. t 7 ccll- i.vg, floor and furnishin a . f room t: for* rstirinc to insure a poacatul night’s sleep. Does not stain. < rpecicl combination Cprcyar ard t'hv. Can in handy be.:: raves fou mnn.y CJ.70 ct your dealcr’u. Adciticr.jl re-f.ll cans: Pint, jOtjOuart, Aa> Callon, $1.75. *■ 4 ♦•!' + + 4* , * , + + + + ♦ ■I' ■P IN THE DAY’S NEWS * * + ***+l** + + + 4 4 GUD T0TEST1FY Sajs Wttoga Lady, “As To What Cardoi Has Done For Me, So As To «:ip Others.” Work on the new tobat^-o stemery and the packing houses is being rap idly pushed and they will be ready for the opening of the market in July. • The completion o f these addi tions facilities for the handling of the tobacco crop makes Florence one of the best equipped tobacco markets in the stgte. While it is true there are other markets which handle larger quantities of’ tobacco, because there is mope tobacco ra'sed around them* there, is certain!v no better equipped market In the state for the quick and safe handling of the crop than is Florence. The new stemmery and packing houses put the finishing touches on the Florence tobacco mar ket. While the crop Is shorter this* year than It was last, still the local tohi^conists propose to make Flor ence the leader in the state. Tney propose going, after the tobacco busi ness this ‘year as never before, being in ao much better shape to hand 1(3 the crop. They expect the larges! corps of buyers ever sent to the Flor once market and expect to push Flor ence over the top as the market of the state Where the golden weed will bring' the highest dollar every day in the week*. Watoga, W. Va.—Mrs. S. W. Glad wen, of this town, says: “When about 15 years of age, I suffered greatly ... Sometimes would go a month or two, and I had terrible headache, backache, and bearing* down pains, and would just drag and had no appetite. Then ... it would last ... two weeks, and was so weakening, and my health was awful. My mother bought me a bottle of Cardui, and 1 began to improve after taking the first bottle, so kept it up till 1 took three ; ;. 1 gained, and was well and strong, and.I owe it all to Cardui. 1 am married now and have 3 children . .. Have never had to have a doctor ior female trouble, and just resort to Cardui if I need a tonic. 1 am glad to testify to what it has done for me, so as to help others.’’ If you are nervous or weak, have head aches, backaches, or any of the other ailments so common to women, why not give Cardui a trial? Recommended by many physicians. In use over 40 years. Begin taking Cardui today. It may be the very medicine you need. NC-13T COtJlPETENT . INSPECTION BEST PAVEMENT INSURANCE No better insurance of first-class road, street and alley construction ran be secured than competent In ipectlon—for competent' ' inspection mepnp iljat every detail of firat-das: lefiign and specifications will be cor- ■ectly carried out in the . work and the job will be a credit to its typo It fs the most-mistaken economy for i municipality, county or state to neglect or limit the quality of sup mrvision given to any public work an thonged by the taxpayers. tpost communities the manner in which contjracts may be awarded is fixed by law. Contractors are request ed *to' make proposals for certain wo&'by offering unit prices on stipu lated'Quantities or by bidding a lump sunt ]-to cover the entire Job, and the contract-Is usually 1 awarded to the lowest bidder. Quality of th^ result ing,^ rork must depend largely on the Integrity and sktlf of the confrgctor. The usual 'practice of making awards on fie low bid may result in giving the fob to a contractor who has figur ed sd small a profit that he becomes mofir'Interested in protecting his mar gliP thap in producing high grade wor^T As the burden of securing honest BE PROUD CF YOUD: HAIR Have long. strcPr.t. soft lutr that can beeau 1/dro;scd. V-' ; Jr.T,- 3 dandruff.fc -dtho e’-arvix: U r and atopfallinshair wiia EXELEKT.0 QUIKINS POMADE the real hair grower, Serd 2rjc r eitherCxclcrto QAnir.o Pomade or Exelento S'-n Ecautittci'. A cents wa: ted teaoll gxricnto Proda.- ■ ia &U.i>£riL3 of tho country p-g| ran > jn^DiCIWE COIKrA.xV A turn. a. <B*oreUi fArtor H. Harrison, who is mention ed as a possjb’o dark horse candidate in the San Francisco convention, lias not been conspicuous In politics since he retired from the Chicago mayor alty livV* years ago. In this office he served five terms, a Accord that has boi-n equalled only by that ot Mr. Har rison’s father, the elder t arter H. Harrison, whose career was ended by the bullet of an assassin. The son was born in Chicago 00 years ago a:fd received his eduentior at Yale. Al though a lawyer by profession, lie has given most of his time, apart from his peblie dntv s, to the manage ment of his real estate interests. While his experienc" In public office lias 1-eon confined to the mayoralty. Mr. Harrison has had a more or less active part in stat-* and national pol itics for many years* and is credited with possessing a thorough under standing of the political game. As mayor he displayed great stability, strength of character and utter inde pendence. f + 4,4.4. 4444444 ► JOCAY’S EVENTS. 4 f4444*4444444444 A ra! 1 Ins b> en issued for a cou vent ion itt Ghiea tVO to perfect th e or- ganizati r,n of ot e hi it union of Tatl- rood workers ■ Tliu United Farmers of Qttebec m<'ot a Montre i 1 today to (list ttss plans It - iK-revnt workers from desert i:.u the furmt. ti r the cities. Th.- : inmuil (' uvent'en of the Cafh olic Ed vt eat ior a I Association will I)."* opened in New York city tod iv wit 5 TREAT MANY GASES FOR HYDROPHOBIA DISEASE SHOWS . MARKED INI CREASE THIS YEAR. More persons have . been treated . for hydrophobia at the state labora tory this year than in several years j past, since tanuary. 337 persons have been treated. During the entire year of 1919, there were 374 cases treat ed, so that the number of cases j for the first six months of 1920 is al- most equal to the. total number treat ed during 1919. One hundred and forty-five heads of animals suspected of having rabies must be directed toward this animal for a sufficient time to cover the tn-i cubatioii period of the disease. In Norway, says this butVptin, thej 1 disease has been practically stamped put because of the strict laws about tlm muzzling of dogs. Great Britahi j had been free from the disease for years but became infected a year ago. Tim infection is said to have bo£n caused by an aviator who broke the quarantine rules by bringing a dog from France in his airplane. Exercise Into 1. . y. “Grow younger as .m u older by cultivating a lo\^ of good, healthful, honest sport,” is souml advice. Walk ing, riding, rowing, playing golf, ten nis or croquet or any other mild form of exercise In the open air keeps the muscles stipple and prevents the joints IT' n. WHY USE RAW MILK when you can get PASTEURIZTD MILK Raw milk causes Typhoid Fever Government reports show Springfield, Mass., 182 cases, from one supply. Oakland,^ Calif.. 262 oases from one sup ply. Stanford, Conn., 307 cases from one supply. Pas- teurizatibn entirely destroys the germs of Typhoid. CENTRAL MiLK STATION Phone 74<. have been examined this year. 'Of from stiffening, fills the lung this number 92 were found positive, 28 •flegative and lf> doubtful. Last \\ 1:1 Seda Imports. About £M)0.000 tons of nitraje of sv*bt are imported to the I’nit'd Slides from Chile iinnually. life-giving oxygen and keeps the Ijlo'.'d % from becoming sluggish or the liver | year 254 heads were examined. 1411 t0 . llj(J . j H n j s exercise ami * being positive. 99 negative and 14 ,.^1,1 tlfTnking that keep the b..dy “in i* ■ , i tune and up to concert pilch."—Orison is, Mos of the heads, of annuals ex- Mimlt „ Chicago Daily News, amt.ted have been those of dogs, al though numb ws of heads of cats and cows were also exarntnecr. During this year of all the 337 per sons treated for this dreaded disease not one went mad and onty one of the 374 persons treated during tho past year contracted thd malady. Contrary to general opinion that mad dogs are to he feared most dur ing the summer months, the records show that this disease is more wide spread during the fat! months Tho general belief that persons bitten by a dog or any other animal that after wards contracts rabies will develop hydrophobia is a fallacy says a bul letin on the disease. Records show that only those persons who are bit ten by an animal that is actually rabid at the time of the biting are in danger of .cpntraci:ng the disease. The bite of a rabid animal is not! necessarily fatal, the virus is esti-l mated to he transmitted in about 30 j per cent of the cases, nut when the '•♦•X-Ka-}***.****#*****^********.***^**##**^ * *********. Automobile Painting That wi >aW HAIR ftSitr -BALDNESS IF YOU are losing hair, hate dandruff, or bald, let it be known that KOTALKO, contain- in* flenuin* bear oil and other potent Ingredi ents. i; wonderfully successful. For men, women, children. 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