The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1917-1918, November 10, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Page 3, Image 3
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Nov. IS
| TWO DA
jj Film Spectacle
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A Real Big No
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Romance, Thro
| Suspense, Rea
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Big Scenes?V
S-E-C-U
What Is It Wo
Security is worth a great de
| costs nothing at our store.
Of course it costs us somethii
' efficient pharmacists, and our 1
j than the ordinary kinds, but yo
Ifor drugs and prescriptions tha
The increased business whic
reputation of giving best qualit;
sets the reasonable margin of ]
Secure the best results from
tions by having them compoun
"THE CUSTOMER'S SECU!
PEOPLES Dli
Under Hotel Union
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fCHEVROLET
| CARS ?
X 1918 MODEL ^
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C Improved Motor?The motor is
cooling is by water pump. The oil
?* year type. The pump is placed in i
X casting and a fan is mounted on thi
Tire Carrier?Tire carrier is prov
of the body.
New Oil Pressure (Juuge?A ne\
J mounted on the instrument board.
Demountable Rims?Wheels are
4^ one extra rim is furnished.
J New Radiator?The radiator is i
is tilted with a connection for a sni
?* I'oot rail; robe rail; tilted wind:
X type curtains, folding up into the
for protection of the body and finisl
5* door; kick pad added at the rear
fer.dei skirts extended to meet the
rear splash guard on the body.
^ Let me demonstrate this Dan
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Woodrow Wilson ?
on the Bible. 1
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"I am sorry for the men who do p
not read the Bible every day. I won- t
der why they deprive themselves of n
the strength and pleasure. It is one ii
of the most singular books in the t
? world, for every time you open it tl
, some old text that you have read a tl
score of times suddenly beams with t
a new meaning. Evidently the mood g
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ud Tuesday
! and 13
iYS ONLY
of 1001 Thrills
st Exciting Films
; Age
velty?Something
rays Remember
bs. Magnificence,
1 Story, Laughs
Tears
Vonderful Show
LAEMHRim ustlcij rmussnes ?
R-I-T-Y
rth To You?
al to any drug buyer, yof it
ng extra to employ the most
iigh grade drugs cost more gj
u are charged no more here I
in you pay elsewhere.
h comes to us through our I
y and service more than oil'- IS
profit which we receive. ft
your physician's prescridded
here.
R1TK" Is Our Slogan.
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of an improved design. The <J>
pump has been changed to the f
the forward end of the cylinder
b water pump shaft.
ided and is fastened at the rear t
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v oil pressure gauge has been ?, <>
fitted with demountable rims;
v
lew, of an improved type, and ^
aller diameter water hose,
shield; one-man top; improved
top; flags on top of each door ^
i; pockets on the inside of each ^
of front seat; front and it-.'*
radiator splash guard and the
idy Car - Yon wiil like it.
n Ever >
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>r Union, S. C. X
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nd the thought of that day, b *e
iy the circumstances that yon ca
^ot analyze, has suddenly thrown il
ight upon the page and upon tie
assage, and there springs out upo
he page to you something that yo
ever saw lie upon it before. Ther
? no other book I know, of whic
his is true; there is no other boo
hat yields its meaning so personall
hat seems to fit itself so intimatel
o the very spirit thti is scekin
uidance."?Woodrow Wilson.
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WHAT T1IE NEW YORK lWI'KR t:?
SAYS ABOUT "THE MASQUE rc
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"The most remarkable and most st
thrilling motion picture ever seen is
by New Yorkers?undoubtedly it
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Admission li
Or Interest Here. fa
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Mr. Demos S. .Jones is a c n' > to
to succeed the late Judge \V. II. Kerr
;is magistrate in (Jreenwood. Mr. th
Jones :s being indorsed i>y all of" his
friends in all professions. The vaeancy
is to lie filled by appointment.
?(Jreenwood Journal.
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Will Issue 13-Gent Stamp. m
pi
The postoffiee department is plan- St
ning to issue a lo-cent postage stamp r<
for registered and special delivery l1'
letters. Heretofore a lll-ccnt stamp c"
has Keen in use, l.ut the increase in 1,1
postage makes necessary the print- 1
ing of a new denomination. The ll?
stamp will hear the head of Franklin l'i
and will be of the si/.c a /1 .order
design of the current issue above 7 1,1
cents. The color has not been se- ',?
leeted. i"
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Americans Killed in First
j Rattle Iluried in France. .
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With tho American Army in ..
France, Wednesday, Nov. 7. The first , ]
three Ameii'an soldiers killed in the j
i trenches in Franco tonight are sleep- j.
1 ing in French soil, honored by the | |
? Ameiican army of Franco. Their final
interment took place yesterday.
With a iina'd of French infantry- j
ment in their picturesque tir.iforms of j
red and lioii/on blue standing on one |
side and a doia'hnienl of American'
soldiers on the other, the flag-wrapped , t
caskets vero lowered in the grave as
a bugler Mew taps and the battalion
at the front fired minute guns. A |
the minute guns went off tho French ,
officer commanding the division in
this section paid trihute to the fallen | (
Americans. His words, which werc.(|,
punctuated hy the roar of the guns j
and the whi-tle of shells, louche 1 j, (
both the French and Americans. In ; t
conclusion the French officer said: |
"In the name of the th division
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in the name of the French army, and in
the name of Fiance, 1 hid farewell
to Private Enright, Private ,,,
v..esham and Private liny, of the ,,
American army.
"Of their own free will they had
left a prosperous and happy country ()f
to come over here. They knew
war was continuing in Europe;
they knew that the forces fighting for j.(
honor, love of justice and civiliza- j|(
lion were still checked hy the long
preparer! forces serving the powers of J itl
urinal domination, oppression and bar- - <
barity. They knew that efforts were
still necessary. They wished to erive j
- up their prenerous hearts and they (<(
,(j have not forgotten old historical memories
while others forpret more re- :c
p
cent ones. v)
ls "They ignored nothing of the ci>
it eumstances and nothing hnti been
n concealed from them?neither the (1j
u length and hardships of war, nor the
e violence of battle, nor the dreadful- gh
ness of new weapons, nor the perfidy w
k of the foe. Nothing stopped them. 4
y They accepted the hard and strenuy
our life; they crossed the ocean at
p: crreat peril; they took their places on sj
the front by our Ride and they havejw
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UHH?W?gatgr? v.. .- ;
kes rank with 'Cahiria' and n!h?M
al film successes o'" the past IV \\
ars. It is truly a yrcat picture,
id you can expect your hair to
and 011 end when seeiny it. Ticne
certain and hit; success ahead of
?New York American.
Irand
">c and 25c j
Hen faeiny thp foe in a hard am
sperate hand-to-hand fiyht. Ilonoi
them. Their families, friends am
linw citizens will he proud w'lici
ey learn of their deaths.
"Men, these yraves, the first l<i h?
ty in our national soil and only a
in. t distance from the enemy, art
i a mark of the miyhty land we and
ir allies firmly cliny to ia the com....
i.,a' ...:n .e ...
? voiiiii iiiri^; lilt' will til lilt
f<?ple and the army of the United
.ates to fijrht with us t" a finish
ady to sacrifice as is necessary, unfinal
victory for the most noble of
uses, that of the liberty of nations
e weak as well as the miirhty. Thus
e death oi these humble soldiers ap:ar
to us with extraordinary trran;ur.
"We will therefore ask that the
ortal remains of these younjr nun
s left here, left with us forever. \V<
scribe on the tombs, 'Here lie tin
"St soldiers of the republic of th<
niled States to fall on the soil ol
ranee for liberty and justice.' Tin
isserby will stop and uncover hi
>ad. Travelers and men of lu-ai
ill <;o out of their way to come her<
i pay their respective tributes.
"Private Knriyht Private Greshani
rivate Hav. in the name of Prune
thank you: God receive your souls
arcwell."
rovcrnnicnl Crop Report
For South Carolina
Corn Preduciitin this vear, 1 :t,!>0').
)0 bushels; last year. iVeeuiher e
mate, :!2.00S,0(1(1 bushels.
Win at This year l,S<'?:i,0()0 bush
s; last year, Iiocember estimate
22(5,000 luishels.
Oat litis year n.U-'O.OOU bushels
st. year. OeeeiViber estimate. 0,000,.
)0 bushels.
Tobnc o This year " S.OOO.Ont
>unds; last year, I December esti
it t? *. 20.2SO.ltOO pounds.
Pol-lion This year, 1.1 r?0.00t
labels; yew, December estimate
0,000 bushels.
Sweet potatoes?This year 7,010,
)0 bushels; last year, December c?
mate 5,070,000 bushels.
A'l haj This year, 202,000 tons
st year. Do ember estimate, 310,
)0 tons.
Apples (: :, icultural crop)?Thi:
sar 273,000 liarrels of 3 bushels
st year, I 'e ember estimate, 106,001
irrels.
Poncho* This year, 1,130,Oft
ishol? ;last year, December esti mat
15,000 bushels.
Cotton- September 25 forecast
346,000 bales; production last yoat
eensus, 931,830 bales,
pi i oS?'|'he first price ?*iven bo!o\
the average on November 1 thi
jar, an dthe second the average o
ovember 1 last year:
Wheat, 293 and 179 cents per bush
. Corn, 200 and 112. Oats, 114 an
15. Potatoes, 211 and 166. I!?\
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ii'.i-u anu 9iu.i7u pur LOT*. 1,/OltOl
1.8 and 18.3 cents per pound. Kpp:
1 and 29 cents per dozen.
Miss Elizabeth .Jeter os Sintuc
>endinpr the week-end in the cit
ith friends.
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The Greatest Film ?
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? We pull every small
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d Tesla's U-Hoat Destroyer. 1
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s' Rumors have been printed that Mr.
Tesla had invented an electric ray i
is that would destroy submarines at a
y considerable distance. These rumors, i
while distorted, are based upon actual
he |
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jgest and |
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in and Child
This K
sensation of the
lis, Marvelous I
f People
;hing you ever
iny Circus I
Calls Fop
ared to care tor
infs in
h and Fresh Oysters
Vill Give Yon Good Service.
Market
el Union, S. C.
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service |
take care of any ?
for power and of
for this service. ?
industry in town
you are thinking
less in which you J
/ill pay you to see J
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Incorporated 1901
i our Furniture
lew more
ss Cookers
11 AT COST. 11
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s Supply Co.
facts. Mr. Testa's device is a tremendously
powerful electric ray that,
while it will not destroy a submarine,
will be reflected back from it in such
a way as to reveal its presence and
position, thus making its capture or
destruction a comparatively easy matter.
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