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Advertising Rates Made

SATURDAY, AUG. 12, 1922.

No nation appears to want a placein the sun during hot weather.

The trouble, with salads and kin¬dred side dishes is that they do nottoke the place of real food.

Some people just will not pay theirhonest debts and when their creditorsdun them they get all up in the air,about it.

Watchmakers are not lawyers, but,as a local one remarked, they handlemany a case.

Most farm homes still lack bothtubs. Farmers probably have heardof plumber's bills.

It is the little job of printing justas much so as the big one, out ofas well as in town, that help to keepour wheels humming.

A woman in Indiana admitted thatshe frequently kissed her bull dog inpreference to her husband, and gotmore enjoyment out of the practice.There are not many bull dogs inSouth Carolina that can claim suchprecedence and no husband, to our

knowledge, would allow it.

Two bachelor maids wrote to a

paper saying that the modern youngman is n. g. and that they are betteroff single. They should doll up at¬tend a few parties and act like vampswhen they might be induced tochange their tune.

Advertising is the greatest forcein the world today, declares an ex¬

pert. It is nothing if not that. It re¬

mains the shortest cut to the intelli¬gence of the multitude, and thouglthere may be other methods of sell"mg 'some goods, 'there is no othe:method to sell as much goods. Advertising is the engine in the flivveof business.

The special call meeting of thGreenville County legislature resulted into a relief fund for the hastricken farmer's section. $6,00will be distributed in cash, an

$4,000 for road buillding purposeproviding employment for some (the sufferers. That's pretty good feGreenville. It is a foregone conchsion that the $6,000 will be distribued among the white farmers and tl$4,000 will go to Negro laborers artheir white bosses.

Nothing The Indicator can saydo that can or will retard the retrgressing progress of the ColorState Fair Association of South Caolina. Therefore it will simply cotinue to speak the truth irrespectiof what any of its officials may sior do. The fact is, an insignificafellow has just as much right speaing the truth about the failure of tFair Association as any great stat<man, leader or millionaire. Fa<are facts matters not from wh(they come.

Young Girls.

It is clear that some modern p;ents do not keep tab on their hagrown daughters. Those are notan age when the blandishmentsyouths are sometimes altogethereffective.

In our day, when the use of nu

mobile makes it easy to makejoy-riding parties, sometimesslight acquaintance, it is particulenecessary for parents to guide tldaughters and not permit them tolured into questionable paths.

Vacation.

The era of vacations is atheight and will soon be over. Vitions are meant to be periods oftaxation, rest and recuperatiorchange of scene, places to visit,admire, produce a new trendthoughts that invariably stay \

the recipient at least through ov

year.Vacations cost considerably n

than they did several years agothose who have taken them this jean testify. Automobile tom

^ campers figure they can eirent the incieased rates, especi

al take such trips togethe

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.HICAGO LETTER FROMPASTOR MOORE

Chicago has been in quite an un-

mianced condition for a week due toi strike on the street car line. Moredian two million people were forcedwithout a day's notice, to walk hereand there. Thousands were compelíed to be on their jobs and many livefrom five to twenty-five miles fromtheir work. To help out in thiscrisis every thing on four wheels was

by city authorities pressed into ser

vice. It was no difficult task to getthe private cars, trucks and even

many from the junk pile, when 25ccould be collected for riding 3 or 23blocks from each person. Evenwomen got into the game and car

ried away more real cash than manyof the men.

But at an early hour tomorrow(Monday) the cars will begin to thespecia 1 delight of Chicagoans andher many thousand visitors, sincethey have come to terms.By special invitation of Dr. Richard

H. Howard, M. D., I worshipped atProvidence Baptist Church of whichhe is an active member and dinedwith him and his wife. He is a suc¬

cessful physician and a splendidrepresentative of the old PalmettoState. He insisted upon us to preachfor Providence people and to pleasethe many urging Carolinians we ac¬

cepted invitation to fill their pulpitall day next Sabbath.

In company with Dr. Howard we

called upon the Cooper Brothers, whoare succeeding in the merchantile business, only to be disappointed in find-ing them out. We shall repeat thetrip before our next letter.

Prof. Zack Townsend and I willeither visit important educationalplaces Monday or take a trip on thelake to Milwaukee. I am very fondof water but this Lake is too muchfor me and it is very likely that thepoints of interest in (Jhieagn willhave more charms íor me than a ri»!eon lake Michigan.

H. M. Moore,3115 Prarie Ave., Chicago.

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Lindenwood Park three and one hal:miles from Columbia on the Tw<Notch Road.Everybody is invited to this Pari

on the 16th. Bathing and man:sports will be indulged in to thpleasure of the public. Prominenmen will speak on farm topics. Comand bring your family for a day. Alof Columbia is invited to come am

let the children have this outing am

see the backbone of civilization.Pinckney's Band will furnish musicThe Auditorium will seat 2,00(

Come one, come all. The UniforrRank of the Courts will give a dril

Jitneys will meet Waverley Cars s

corner of Heidt and Taylor Streelevery thirty minutes.

A NEW DENTIST FORGREENVILL]

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Dr. C. L. Eccleston has opened i

his office for the practice of dentistin Greenviiie, S. C., at 109 SpriiStreet, in Dr. J. D. Richey's old offi<The friends of The Indicator

Greenville and surrounding towwill benefit by patronizing Dr. Icleston. He will be found to be o

of the finest young men in the StiAside from his fine qualities he ma

the highest average before the botof dental examiners in this statecently.

Sec his professional card in tissue.

Miss Bertha Simons of FairwInd. School is now taking her va

tion. We wish for her a pleas;time in the city and other plawhich she plans visiting beforeresumes her duties at the school

The Supt. of Fairwold said tlalways appreciate visitors toschool and more so now since ftSimons is away. Go out folks

rear see the folks and help* them to.ist» lively and see what is being doneum- the girls when you go out for yally afternoon ride.

pirst Calvary Baptist Church, Missra Jennings, Subject: The Greatestttlcs ever Won.Sidney Park C. M. E. Church, Missima Session, Subject: The Respon-lilities of Young Men.Instrumental Solo, Mr. A. P. HardyGiven at Sidney Park C. M. E.lurch, Aug. 11th. 1922, at 8 o'clock.! on time. For the benefit of Club». 6, Mrs. Susie Hill, Capt., J. W.runson, Promoter, Rev. W. E. Far¬er, Pastor.

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Mrs. Asberry Simpson formerlyliss Hattie Simpson of here and now

f Greensboro, N. C. spent severallays in the city visiting her aunt,1rs. Lucy Johnson of 1221 BarnwellStreet. She returned home veryauch pleased at being home again.

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SECOND CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCHBull Street, Between Taylor and Hampton Streets.

Invites you and your friends to worship with them at all of their services.ORDER OF .SERVICE.

Sunday 10 A. M., Sunday School, E. E. Cornwell, Supt.Sunday ll A. M., Morning Service.Sunday 6 P. M., B. Y. P. U.r Hrs. Aibertha Simons, Frea.

Sunday 7:30 P. M., Evening Service.H. M. Moore, A. B., D. D., Pastor.

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