The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, March 09, 1923, Image 2
THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 9, 1923.
AVOID CRUDE SULPHUP
The co-|perativp movement, foster
er by crjAnized labor in the United
States haianade its greatest progress
in Illinois# where about 150 co-oner-
ative retatt stores related to the trade
union mofiement are scattered over . ,
u * ‘ Tb ■ [ crystals. Tins material is not as sat-
the state.*. j isfactory as the Tnely ground sul-.
.j-f, -■— —' phur sion of tbe report of the special com
In making limo-sutnliur v/ash, use • mittee of the legislature investigating
r.upertlne commercial sulphur and J conditions at the penitentiary, por
Clemson College, March 9.—Parties j
who have tiieir iime-suir.hur boiling j
plants ,i.-e cautioned against the use '
oi crude sulnhur in lumps or coarse ;
Details Of Situation
At The State Prison!
DOCTOR MAINTAINS
CALLING’S TRADITION
will include Justice Florence Allen mty and infant hygiene of the child-
of the Ohio Supreme court, Julia La-1 ,en ’ s bureau.
Because of the widespread discus- ; thim 35 yards to the officers. No or- |
fier was giveh to fire, though the su-1
NEff'VIGOR FOR
W0$-0UT WOMEN
* REvyou •urferimr from
A REv
a
r"—hardly able to drag one
after another, and dull,
BATTLES with snow and ice
TO ANSWER summons of
THE SICK
North Adams, Mass., March 1.—In
t ^ this winter of heavy snows In New
<-» doc.» r ..a, Ueen
' subjected to unusual hardships. With
hill roads blocked by drifts for days,
ment Ktalion. advises Prof. A. F. Con- j tion at the penitentiary may be sum- • Rer from the men who were armed J an ^ sometimes weeks at a time,, he
radi, Enlonioiogist. , '■ n ed up In th^ way: “The discipline / with small knives and sticSs 35 yards j
spring j Where one nas on bund a supply of i of the penitentiary is largely based away. In this affair a number of prls- .
and one was I ^nts to reach
j then fofow the recomnionuat ons :tr. : tions of the report are j here reprinted. ; that the o/flfcers armed with r;fles
given in Circoar 30 of tne Kxpon- * According to the report, the situa-jand pistols were not in imminent dan-
throp, president of tne Illinois leagu-'
1 of women voters. Grace Abbott, eliiet
of-the children’s bureau and U.' S.
representatives on tbe advisory com
mittee to the committee on preven
tion of traffic in women and chil
dren of the league of nations. Mrs.
Gifford Pint-hot of Pennsylvania, and
Dr. Anna F. Rude, director of matr
In Haratonga, the most populous of
the Cook Islands m the Ppclfic. it :j
provided by law that the head of
each family shall plant a cocoanut
tree for each year of a child’s age
until ihs child is old enought to plant
trees himself.
ermio sulphur, purchased from some
sleepy, languid and worn outf
You dught to take Gudz’s Popto-
Mancanffor a short time. Get a bottle
and begin now—you’ll be surprised to
see howfnjuch stronger and more ambi
tious yfcp feel —how much more work
i on tk<» personal IHtes and -dislikes o? I oner* were wounded
., the cantifn df tfSe amj WUed. A cool tnttflig
you A, how vour cheeks fill out ^ere is a good hefid of s
' ' * »sy color comes back. that the lime is sinking at
and theVosy — - .
Your druggist has Gude s —in both
liquid a^d tablet form.
SGude’s
pepto-^angan
7on]t and Blood Enricher
WAITED TILL THE
COWS CAME HOME
“I aftSindeed, glad to write you
this letffeir. I was a terrible suf
ferer frbm gasses in the stomach
and coif' attacks. The specialist,
our fariftly doctor sent me to in
Philad^ihia, gave me no relief,
althonglp'I took his medicine till
the oovil! 1 came home. He finally
said 1 ,^9uld have to be operated
on. LptUily 1 heard of Mayr's
Wondertnl Remedy then, and al
though ft.is now three years since
I took afcourse of it. v have never
had a sf hip tom of my old trouble
since.” *lt is a simple, harmless
preparajfpn that removes the ca
tarrhal jjii-tcus liom the intestfn.il
tract and allays the inflammation
which Auses practically all stom
ach, Hvftf and iflfv'stinal ailments,
includin^i appendicitis. One dose
will ioaviinee or money refunded.
F. 17. Lake Dru^ Co., and all drug
gists. fc '
i has had to resort to many expedi-
pnlients in isolated i
fertilizer factory, it would be best to.j tlin caipT^fn <51 tfS-e 8i«r<L*‘ j Killed. A>cool, fnttfliftent,bundling of lfarm houses. The use qf gnowsboes ,
maite arrangf ments to have this sui-^ That portion of thfc report dealing ! the matter wouhl have easily prevent-j has been common, aud one physician;
phur returned. It is presumed . that \ chiefly with forms of punishment used ! ed this deplorable Incident.” had built a special ski-runner equip- !
tli.'s can be done at. least In most ! at the penitent’qry is as follows: j “Mf»» have examined the affieers, I ment for his motor car.
cases, hut where this is impossible. It ! , “There Is no limit, as far as we 1 knd many prisoners with re-1 one of the outstanding feats of 1
mav ho used if one is certain that; can find, to any of these punishments, i gard this occurrence, together : perseverance in the face of difficulty l
team and
at Us be:
when the sulphur is added. . — .... . - . .. . _
The sulphur should be added slow- ] istered to ineiL.and,f25 to negro worn- j this ypport, they can be found in the | Adams was 39 inches, and in the out- j
ly, and great care sham'd be taken ; on.. (White women are not whipped.) | eecords by any who wish to get a, iyjng towns among the Berkshire;
that it is not necessary to add cold j Women and men are stripped naked j thorough understanding of them. But j moun t a j ng jjje wind swept the snow |
water at this stag? of process, fo>! to the waist, men lire sometimes en-: we feel It. our duty to give certain j j n j 0 drifts. Early one evening '
we want all the continuous heat we j tirely naked. The women have the r- conclusions. __ i wnen a Wlizrfhrd w’as raging Dr. Riley |
can possibly get at that time; other-' a>ms placed in stocks while being] It is ^ con vietton ^ iCrt the j was notified that* a little girl was ap-|
wise ther
yellow
lime — — - . , ,
tor ly. it is imrortant to take a by.electrocution, they are held in place | possessions long established by reas
j drometer reading of every harre.i i by guards or trusties v\ho hold theli ] onahie and custom
boiled with this material.
there will be a Jnrge amount of ! whipped. Men whipped in the death cause of this fatal encounter was un- ! parently dying from pneumonia in a I
v sulphur *n suspension and the I house are laid down on the table ] necessar, y harsh punishment and d s- jamihouse on the ide of Florida
sulphur will spray unsatisfac- : used to lay out dead bodies after i regard for rights to certain personal mountain. A boy who had mauagec
NOTICE
Whereas, a petition subscribed by
a majority of the abutting property
owners on Graham Street, from Pal-
Under a
wrists and ankles, and by a stick ' properly disciplined force It could
placed across the neck, the ends o’. ; have been handled without promiscu-
whiich are held down by the assist-j ous firing Into a crowd of for the
vmts. j most part unarmed prisoners.
“Men whipped in the basement of J “Where lax methods of admin'stra-
the hospital building have their | tion go hand in hand with harshness
wrists handcuffed and secured above I disturbances naturally follow.
motto Street to Gregg Ave. in the Gity, - - - ■ , ,. „ ,
cf Florence South CavoUna has been * their heads to a r’ng in the wall. Tne , Stern discipline is of course nec-
filea with the C ty f'oum-'il nraving whipping strap used for the women is ! essary in hamVing the miscellaneous
that sq’d part of saltl street be perma a dujlic* te of that used for the men , porulation of a state prison. Maudlin
nenb'y improved upon condition that
; the City shall pay at least one-third
of the cost of such hnprovement and
i
•'tion to the frontage only of such
j property, as provided by law.
| Now. therefore, and in pursuance
of the Act of the Assembly, approved
day of March, 1923,
j Chamber or City
! City Hall Building,
l cf Fl orence, at
to work his way down over the half
broken out roads In an automobTe
brought the word.
Dr. Riley Immediately started out
with the boy in the car. A high wind
was blowing and when they reached
an exnosed point on the ma n high
way, the snow had drifted so badly
limt the car stalled. The physician,
wearing a heavy fur overcoat and
carrying his medicine case, started
a piece of smooth, pliable harness ‘sentiment should have no place there - J mrmhouse* several 0 mi^es 1 distant* 1 On
a qquarter of an inch t As desperate men t is society produces
down. They urged h'm to turn back,
declaring that he could not get
through the storm alive. He refused.'
After he had gone some distance
the boy, who had succeeded in get-,
ung tht car started again, overtook
him. They were able to drive to a
sehnnlhnuse a mile and a half from ,
the farm where tile girl was lying
ill. There they ran into drifts that •
stopped all further progress. The j
highway to the farmhouse from this |
point was hidden under snow many
leather about a qquarl
thick, two inches wide and twenty j are from time to Unto found there.
that two-thirds "of the cost thereof he inches long secured to a round wood-1 The problems are very real and dif-
levied unon and assessed against the i ®n handle ten inches long. Ihis pun- ficuitf and not for laymen; oiuy men
linncai-Sy abuu ng upcu i i» ln«lct e d l» the Cptah. o( experlenc. and-Mom and eharath
i such portion of sai-d street in proper-! nf the Guard in person or by onq of ter can handle them. So we have, not
his assistants. It is difficult to de
termine just how severe the floggings
are. The Captain of the Guard states
that the skin is not broken. There is
expressed criticism without' weighing
our words so as to state the flam,
outstanding facts that any man of
common sense would recognize.”
the 22n.i dav of March 1922 a hear-' testimony that one of the women spit ;
ing will he had at eleven o’clock In j blood alter a recent whipping and has | |^| BERRIES
the forenoon on Wednesday, the 14th | not worked since; and we heard evi- t
in the Coiinc’l' dence that the men have lost con-
Court Room. 1 sciousness unuer the /ash. A trusty
in the City ) who works out of doors 200 feet from
the women s building testified that
SAYS MR. NEWMAN
which Cine.
» . feet deep and Dr. Riley, familiar with 1
Clemson College, March it. When ' *h e refi rj on _ struck into a wood road >
i #i
j and place all of the abutting prop
erty owners on Graham Street^ from
I Palmetto Street to Gregg Ave. shall
- he heard thereupon, an should
there appear that the canvass here-
foioro made by City Council was cor
rect and that said petition had been
i duly subscribed by a majority of j nouse.
.isucii abutt’ng property owners, the , “Those in the
You SAVE
18c
Wripley’s Chewing
Guif, . Ip
per ykg. ,!,,.
Beathnut Chewing
Guni; A c
per ftkg
Raisins, Sun-Maid,
Seeded ; 20 C
15 pkg.
Seedless,;
perjiikg..
—fr"" 1 "; 1
Empire Oil, for Sal
ads, land ‘Cooking,
Pint
i«i
can i;.
qu^p
can ......
'"'""ttv 1 'i
Sour Kraut, Fancy,
No, t , f 1 18c
canj;...j
Grsfc jqicfi, 35 c
pints ..i
1 " Tii — -
Government Corned
r 25c
^oz^ can* ,.
ft >
he could hear not only the cries lot pi an t s So cheap, and Sbuth Carolina
mercy of the women undergoing pun- • { , oj | g aj)( j c jj ma tj c conditions so Ideal
is ament in the second story barracks ( why shou j ( ] the home gardener pay
room, but he could hear and count the . ag muc j, ag 35 cen ts per quart ann
strokes of each lasn on he Jaie many t'mes be unable to obtain ft
‘ single berry? For the litt'c sum 01
$1 enough plants might ho had to
„ , the region, struck Into a wood road
Rtrawberrtes are so -eas ly grown, ; w hera the forest provided some pro
' tection from the gale,
oack. Floggings In the death house
can be heard in the neaiby mam cell
same shall be so declared by resolu-
jtion. and after ils adoption the same
j shall be incontestable and conclusive
j evidence thereof, and that Council
! will t heron uni proceed to order the
improvement of said street and as
sess the abutting property owners
thereupon fur the paymept of two-
thirds of the cost thoeof.
liv Order of City Council.
upper stories can
grow a family supply of strawberries
Plodding along slowly he suddenly
found he had missed the trail, and
brought up against a barbed wire
ience. He followed the line of the
fance for some distance, but coulo
not relocate the wood road. He was
1 Imost exhausted and was on the
Pleasant Business
To the AGGRESSIVE EN
THUSIASM of every EM
PLOYEE, from PRESI
DENT to JANITOR, we
attribute the VERY
PLEASANT RELATION
SHIP that exists with our
EVERY DEPOSITOR.
The
First National Bank
of Florence
“THE BIG BANK OF THE PEE DEE.”
NOTICE
Whereas, a petition subscribed by i P ora l punishment
count the strokes us they are admin
istered in the whipping room in the
basement of the hospital building.
One negro woman was nut in the
stocks, her hack hared and whipped
for breaking ranks and picking a
nowor In the prison yard. In brief.. •
ihcre can be no doubt* that the flog
gings are often severe.
Illegal 1
“The constitution unequivocai,’y, j
and plainly, and flatly decrees ‘Cor-1
ihall not be in- 1
and a sufficient quantity of plants to point of dl8ca rdlng his overcoat to
resent the same area tenfo'd.
Mr. Wilson Newman, an ex-soldier
and a 100 per cent gardener living at
Clemson College, snowed his neigh
bors last spring the prolit and pleas
ure afforded by a small patch of
strawberries. Mr. Newman has. In
addition to three rows about one-
fourth acre long, strawberries plant
ed between his fruit trees in his
home orchard of less than one-
eighth acre, from which he gathered
- *, , ~ 1 > rnii,, ct-iinti-e rurmirn that I some davs last season seventy quarts
u niaioritv ol thu nhuttins? nronpiTv ilicttci. lli(i siaiuit-s rLijiiirfi iiicii _ , , ..
owners on Griffin Street, from Evans the prison regular ons snail be suen . _ . _ . .
Street to Chcves street, in the Ci*y ! aR they are ’not repugnant to the
' laws.’
“Unt’l such time as the constitu
tion is amended corporal punishment
must be abolished. The Legisjalure
cannot tolerate disregard of the law.
It is particularly repugnant to the
self respect of the commonwealth
that its fundaflltenta! lawn shall be
j of Florence, South Carolina, has been
i filed with the City Council praying
that sa d part of said street he perma
J nui'cj'y improved upon condition that
jthe City shall pay at least one-third
lot the cost of such improvemept and
I that two-thirds of the cost thereof be
j levied upon and assessed against *he
roperty immed'ately abutting upon
such portion of said street in propor?'
tion to the frontage only of such
property, as provided by law.
Now, therefore, and in pursuance
of the Act of the Assembly, approved
the 22nd day of March, 1!>22, a hear
ing will be had at eleven o’clock in
the forenoon on Wednesday, the Utri
day of March, 1923, in the Councu
Chamber or City Court Room.
City Hall Build'ng, in the City
of Florence, at which Cme
Suggestions on Growing Strawberries
' Soil—While the strawberry does
well on sandy or well drained ciay
:o'l, it thrives best on a combination
of clay and loams. Avoid cold un
drained black soils.
Preparation of the Soil—The land
should be subsolled 14 inches deep
after having been well turned, and
26c
46c
corporatcd In the so 5 ! a good applica
tion of barnyard manure is very help
ful. but if this can not be had use
openiy violated in its relations with j harrowed until in good condition.^ln-
men who are be ng punished for vlo- ' *“ **■ " ~ 1 “ ‘
Ration of the law. Illegal punishment
of necessity arouses and emphasizes
a contempt nn d hatred of law in the; good 8-4-4 commercial fertilizer at
breast of men who suffer from it ami j the rate of 800 to 1000 pounds per
breaks down the morale of an institu | acre; or a home-mixed fertilizer of
tion. Even were floggings as th:s j oue sack of cotton seed meal (100
prison administered only after careful ; lbs.) to one of 16 per cent acid (200
and lull Inqu’ry and in accordance 1 lbs.), which analyzes about 11-2-2. In
with well considered regulations they | the spring apply 60 pounds of nitrate
would still be illegal. That they have . of soda per acre,
been admin.stered on the whim andPlanting and Cultivating—Straw
and place all of the abutting prop-! caprice o! one man, uncontrolled by berries should be planted in October
ci ty owners on Griffin Street, from j *aws or regulations, is censurable, j or November or in early March. Best
Evans street to Chcves Street’ shall 1 and has interfered with good order results will be obtained from Ifcll
be heard thereupon, and if it should
there appear that the canvass here
tofore made by City Council was cor
rect and that said petition had been
duly subscribed by a majority ot
suen abutting property owners, the
same shall he so deciaicd by resolu-
and disc’pline in the prison.
Other Punishments
“Other punishments enumerated
planting and a few berries will be
had the first year.
H’ll Culture—Rows should be
are used separately or in comb'na- 'three feet apart nnd plants 14 inches
tion. A man may simply wear stripes, to 18 inches in the row. All runners
or wear leg shackles, or shack'es and ! must be kept cut off and plants Kept
stripes, and to that may be added j to single crowns and cultivated shal-
rion. and after Its adoption the same solitary confinement on bread and low. By this method the largest and
shall be incontestable and conclusive
evidence thereof, nnd that Council
will thereupon nrqceed to order the
improvement of said street and as
sess the abutting property owners
thereupon for the payment of two-
thirus of the cost thereof.
By Order of City Council'.
Govltnmtent Corn
BeeliHa^h, 1A P
16 ofe. cafl ..
For {Saturday Only
Octsjgon Soap,
Larjfe Si^e* ..
Limit, five to a Cus-
tomgf. 1
■" 1 j; h—■
THANK YOU!
• S' 1
NOTICE
Whereas, a petition subscribed by
a majority of the abutting property
owners on McFarland Street, from
iMno Street to Day Street, in the City
of Florence, South Carolina, has been
filed with the City Council praying
that sa d part of said street be perma
nency Improved upon condition that
the City shall pay at. least one-third
of the cost of such imurovement and
that two-thirds of the cost thereof he
levied upon and assessed against the
(roperty immediately abutt'ng upon
such portion of said street In propor
tion to the frontage only of such
property, as provided by law.
Now, therefore, and In uursuance
rf the Act of the Assembly, approved
the 22nd day of March. 1922. a hear
ing will he had at eleven o’clock in
the forenoon on Wednesday, the 14th
(day of March, 1923. in the Counc’l
] Chamber or City Court Room,
City Hall Build’ng, in the City
while chained by the neck ta ^ most perfect berries can be had. Re
in the cell in the abandoned new the bed every second year by
water,
a- bolt
budding.
“All testimony points to th.j state
ment that punishment has been much
Increased since the present Captain
setting new plants or avowing ran-
ners to take root between old rows.
Matted Rows—The plants are set
m the same wav ns for the hill svs-
of the Guard was placed in charge j t em( but, instead of the runners being
December, 1921. Under his predeces- j cut 0 jj ( (bey are encouraged to take
•or the milder regime that the super- I root and form a “matted bed.” Av-
intendent inaugurated in 1315 was erage berries grown by this method
lighten his burden., when he saw the
light, of a swinging lantern. He
shouted, but the sound of his
voice was drowned by the wind. He
stumbled toward the light and finally
•ame upon tne bearer of the lantern, j
a young woman of the sick chi'd’s
family. She had ventured out :n the j
nope of meeting him. ]
After Dr. Riley had Bone all he
could for the sick girl he borrowed !
dry clothing, walked down tHe trail I
to the schoohouse, and came back to j
North Adams with the boy in the |
autoinobie. He had been at home but !
a few uninutes when another caU |
came for h'm. A woman was dying |
in Clarksburg, several miles distant. 1
He started out without hesitation and •
was able to make this trip In his 1
car. When he got back long after
nvldn'ght he was nearly worn out'
from his experiences, but the next'
day he was attend.ng to his calls as
usual.
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS TO MEET
Dcs Moines, Iowa, March 9.—Prep
arations are now being made for the
reception of delegates and visitors 10
the fourth annual convention of the
National League ot Women Voters to
be held here April 9 to 14.
This is the first time that the
league/Ms ever held its national con
ventidn west of the Mississippi river,
and members of the Iowa league ct
women voters are spending muen
time perfecting the program for the
gathering. ,
Speakers at this year’s convention
Maybank Fertilizer Co.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Theodore J. Simons’ General Manager.
The same popular brands made from the
same selected plant food that have pro
duced crops under all conditions are again
offered this season. Ask your neighbors
who have used them.
Omar Tobacco Special
Venezueland Goat Guano
Fish Tankage
Fish Guano
Before buying, consult
A. M. McCALL
Salesman and Distributor, Florence, S. C.
carried out. It was carried to an un
wise extent in one respe:t, in that
prisoners were given liberty unat
tended outside the wal’s and even at
night. The reversal of disciplinary
policy has been extreme.
“The situaUon as to discipline Is bud,
well summed up'in this sentence: I
‘There seems to be a fixed idea at . burdened WIT HBILLS
present at the penitentiary that a n.j T NO C
are smaller than in hill culture, but
the yield Is greater.
Setting plants—First remove all
dead /eaves. Exercise great caye
and spread the roots, pack soil well
around plants, and do not cover the
I
harsh treatment of prisoners Is the
only proper way to get results ’
The So-Called Riot
‘Your resohjtion directs us to make
special inquiry into a serious disturb
ance at the prison May, 1922. In
this clash one prisoner was kl.’led
and a dozen wounded.
In the face of a plain requirement
BUT NO CARFARE
Duessq’dorf,. March 9.—“You must
be making an cnormon^ tot of mon
ey,” said an American .to the head
porter of the largest hotel In Duossel-
ilorf. “you spend more than half your
time counting great stacks of bills.”
The head porter looked up sadly:
“Don’t joke with me,” he admonish-
of the Ipw that they should do so, the *.j am jjje man who is reanon
hoard of directors made no investi-1 _i h ,„ .-J ...
board of directors made no i nvt!HU '' sible for the passing oif one ol the
gallon or report A coroner s jury ex- , 0 jd es t i ironical, sarcastic xemavlts
oncrated the authorlt'es of the prison j ever ma d e about j 0bs •
- =• - and we have examined the testimony. “What is It, I would like to know??
of H’>orence, at which time 1 they took. A special committee of “This job isn’t worth carfare,” tne
and .place all of the abutting prop- “ • - -- —*-•*- ,r
erty owners, on McFarland Street,
trom Fine Street to Day Street, shall
be heard thereupon, and if it should
jthere appear that the canvass here-
I tofore made bv City Council was cor-
I root and that said petition had been
1 duly subscribed by a majortty ot
: such abutt’ng property ownerS, the
same shall he so declared by resolu
(tion, and after Its adoption the same
shall be incontestable and conclusive
jcv’deacQ thereof, and that Council
, will thereupon proceed to order the
WIGGLY
t«i
36 ^Vent-Ev^ns St,
the board of public welfare consist-) rortei . replied,
ing of Messrs. C. W. Coker, C C. > t lirne d out to be literally true.
Geer and G. Croft Williams made a] j t cost b | m flft een tnousan) marks a
report. Irom the findings of the lat- j mon t b g 0 nn d f r t Jm b j s work on
ter we quote the following In which j ^ stree t carfl; the hotel paid him ten
we concur: ‘Recently what was term- 1 thousand marks.
ed a riot broke out at the penllen- j
Gary. From al' test mony. botn of, BE K |fg D to ANIMALS WEEK
prisoners and others, a number ot , (j b j ca go, Mar. 9.—Sunday, April 15
convicts walked out f ro,I i ^’ ork , ' V1 11 j has been I’esignatcd as Humane Sun-
)^ CS ♦w.irniL m.Jif 1 "W' a . 8 U does “Be Kind to
and
They w?re in a threatening nu * d ‘] Anlmahl Week,” April 9 to 14,
The Columbia fire department, t 1 thousands of sermons, inculcating 1
Columbia police, and the sher’ff if] kindness and mercy will be dellvtered
improvement of said street and as-i the countv were called on for a d. on t j. |lt day Maay denominations i
sesjs the abutting property owners County officers and penitentiary | ann0IHWlB d aoeclal observances
guards rushed around the corner of
the building and opened fire upon the
prisoners, none of whom was nearer
j thereupon for the payment of two-
1 thirds of the cost thereof.
By Order of City Council.
throughout this country, concerning
the duties and obligation of the hu-1
man race to the weak and suffering. 1
An Opportunity for a Tailor
« e
To find a market for those un
called for suits and overcoats
that are hanging up in his store
and to enable him to get rid of
them quickly and easily—and,
best of all, at a profit.
To find the buyers, a good plan
would be to use a small “Want
Ad” in The Florence Daily
Times, and the expenditure of
twenty-five or fifty cents might
be the means of selling several
suits.
ft