The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1917-1918, November 13, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Page 3, Image 3
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Cold Weather De
. We use our best endear
market affords in Beef !
Veal. Mutton, Fish ant
please you.
E. R. GODSH
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t 1918 MODEL
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? Improved Motor?The motor
Y cooling is by water pump. Tht
f?ear type. The pump is placed
casting and a fan is mounted 01
Tire Carrier?Tire carrier is i
Y of the body.
New Oil Pressure Gauge?A
^ mounted on the instrument boa
Y Demountable Rims?Wheels
one extra rim is furnished.
1 New Radiator?The radiator
Y '8 fitted with a connection for a
Foot rail; robe rail; tilted ^
, JL type curtains, folding up into
for protection of the body and 1
Y door; kick pad added at the i
^ fender skints extended to meet
^ rear splash guard on the body.
? Let me demonstrate this
Better1
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)) Main St. De
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Masque
Life"
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.2 and 13
>AYS ONLY
:le of 1001 Thrills
lost Exciting Films
he Age
ovelty?Something
Iways Remember
robs, Magnificence,
eal Story, Laughs
id Tears
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s Old Stand Y
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tmands a Meat Diet
for to provide the best the
Steak, Beef and Pork Roast
i Oysters. We strive to
[ALL MARKET
e Post Office
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is of an improved design. The
! oil pump has been changed to the
in the forward end of the cylinder
a the water pump shaft.
provided and is fastened at the rear J
new oil pressure gauge has been
rd. X
are fitted with demountable rims;
V
is new, of an improved type, and
i smaller diameter water hose,
vindshield; one-man top; improved ?*
the top; flags on top of each door JL
finish; pockets on the inside of each
An* A C / ?1 * A A
ten ?i num. se#v, ironi ana rear
the radiator splash guard and the ^
Dandy Car?You will like It. %
Than Ever
GREEN,
aler Union, S. C.
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WHAT THE NEW YORK PAPER t
SAYS ABOUT "THE MASQUE 1
OF LIFE." 3
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"The most remarkable and most ?
thrilling motion picture ever seen i
by New Yorkers?undoubtedly i
The C
Admission 1
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S Coming and Going. | t
Charley Bogan, spent Sunday in :
Pacolet with relatives. j:
L. I). Moseley has accepted a position
with the Union Grocery Co.
Mr. and Mrs. John Blackwell are ?
visiting at the home of Mrs. T. W. t
Hollingsworth on South Church <;
street. c
Mrs. E. J. Wyld returned to her c
home in Charleston Sunday afternoon 0
after a few days' visit to her daugh- ter,
Mrs. Harry Storm, on S. Church
street. 51
1
Lieut. Thornberg of Concord, N. C.,
and Lieut. Thompson of North raro- c
lina have been appointed second lieutenants
in Co. E., stationed at Camp r
Sevier, Greenville, S. C.
Mrs. L. J. Hames, regent, and Mrs. i
Donald Eaves, Mrs. J. 1). Arthur and c
Mrs. I.1. G. Young left this morning
for Camden to attend the State con- c
vention of the 1). A. R. 1
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Let Them Smoke. <
Previously reported $10.00 I
Mrs. Jacob Cohen .50 >
Mn M r Pai>+*?. <k
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Miss Maude Garner .2"> y
Total $11.00 J
Next to a letter from home, the sol- (
dier loves his smoke. Let's make the ?
boys happy and send them all the to- <
bacco they want. The old soldiers j
who have been right where these boys c
are, tell us to send tobacco, for it is a r
great comfort. Help us! i
War-Savings Certificate
Sale Begins December 3 1
, \
(By Associated Press)
Washington, Nov. 13.?Investment '
in War-Savings Certificates will be as $
simple as the purchase of F0S*aK? '
stamps under a plan announced to- '
night by Secretary McAdoo for the *
nation-wide* certificates sales cam- '
paign which he will inaugurate on 1
Monday, December 3, with the assist- *
ance of the War-Savings Committee '
which he has created, consisting of t
Frank A. Vanderlip, of New York, c
chairman; Mrs. Geo. Bass, of Chicago, s
Frederic Deleno of Chicago, Henry e
l ord or Detroit, Eugene Meyer, Jr.,
of New York and Charles I J. Bainc of t
Boston. c
Any person may invest amounts as a
small as 25 cents at a time at post- \
offices, hanks or trust companies, at v
r. ost railroad stations, stores and fac- 1
tories and at many other public places t
vhere accredited persons will act as t
authorized selling agents. After the c
sales begin the certificates may he c
purchased at any time. At the aver- r
age 1918 selling price such invest- c
ments in certificates will yield 4% f
interest compounded quarterly. The <
certificates will be dated January 2, i
1918, and will mature January 1, i
1923, or five years after date. The 1
entire wealth and security of the i
United States is behind them. J
The tax exemption provisions of l
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HBHlPBiKsvnr'W-'i ?k^
akes rank with 'Cahiria' and othei
eal film successes of the past few
fears. It is truly a great picture,
ind you can expect your hair to
stand on end when seeing it. There
s certain and big success ahead of
t."?New York American.
t"
irand
5c and 25c
hese certificates, particularly from i
he standpoint of the purchaser of |j
manor amounts, manes the investment
attractive. No person may
turchase at one time more than $100
vorth or hold at one time more than
1,000 worth of these certificates.
Those obligations of the United
States will be evidenced by stamps of
wo denominations?a War Savings
Stamp costing from $4.12 to $4.2.1 acording
to the month in which purhased
and having a maturity value
{ $0.00, and a Thrift Stamp costing
!5 cipnts.
During December, 1017, and Januiry,
1018, War-Savings Stamps will
>e sold for $4.12 each. At the beginling
of each of the succeeding months
if 1018, starting February 1, the cost
if a stamp will increase one cent per
nonth. All War Savings stamps isiued
during 1018 will mature on Janlary
1, 1921, when they will be releemed
at $5.00 each.
The difference between the purhase
price paid at any time during
[918, and $5.00, represents the interest
the government will pay the holder.
With the first War-Savings Stamp
jought the purchaser will obtain
vithout expense a War-Savings Oerificate
containing spaces for twenty
;uch stamps. If the twenty spaces
ire filled during December, 1017, or
lanuary, 1018, the cost to the pur haser
will have been $4.12 for each
itamp or $82.40 for the tilled certiorate
and on January 1, 1021, the
government will redeem the eertifi ate
at $100.00, pivinp the holder a
let profit of $17.00 for the use of his
noney.
Thrift stamps costinp 25 cents each
ire from time '#> time a,s purchased
o he affixed to Thrift Cards, which
vill he supplied without cost. Thrift
stamps will not hear interest hut a
Chrift Card when filled at a cost of
>4.00 may he exchanged for a WarSavinps
Stamp hearinp interest at
I''/( compounded quarterly merely hy .
urninp the card into the postoffice, |
>ank or other sales apency and payup
the ditTerence hetween $4.00 and
he current price of a YVar-Savinps
Stamp. The Thrift Stamp feature of
he plan will afford an unparalleled
pportunity for the small investor to
ave in order to place his or her mon>y
at interest with absolute safety.
The privilepe of surrenderinp a certificate
to the povernment and re eivinp
the cost thereof plus interest
it the rate of about 5' '< has been prodded
for the convenience of those
vnv may nave noupni ceruncates and
ater on find themselves in need of
heir money. It is hoped, however,
hat this privilege will he exercised
mly in eases of necessity. Upon ten
lays' written notice after January 1st
iext postmasters will pay off certifi- '
atas at their cost to purchasers plus
in increase of one cent a month on i
>ach Savings Stamp on the Certificate 1
lurrendercd, as shown by a table of
.raluc appearing on the Certificate. <
Under this plan it will he absolutely
mpossible for a Certificate or the i
Stamps thereon to depreciate in value,
lor can there ever be any question
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At T
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Whatever Yo
Miss the Bii
Best Show oi
Every Man, Worn
Must See
The Greatest Film !
Yeai
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Tabloi
Thousands <
Different from Any
Saw
Better Than I
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Cold Weath<
Fresh r
We are fully prej
your w.
Fresh Meats, Fresh Fh
Lei Us Have Your Orders, We 1
Dunbar's
Phone 370 Main St
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1 Power ,
I
?. We are equipped to
> reasonable demand
s fer attractive rate;
We pull every small
using power and if
A of starting any busi
s
/ will need power, it 1
5 us.
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Established 1884
We have left iron
Business a
Ideal Firele
That we will s<
you need one, b
Bailey Buildei
;hat it is worth the price shown i
thereon. *
That is the story of the system under
which the sale and redemption of
War-Savings Certificates will op- i
erate. There can he no technicalities
to confuse, no chanpre of depreciation
in value, nor any operations which
ft.
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u Do, Don't
ggest and
[ the Year
an and Child i
This
Sensation of the
ills. Marvelous !
ds
>f People |
thing you ever |
\nv Circus
zr Colls For
Ueats!
>ared to care for
ants in
>h and Fresh Oysters j
Will Give You Good Service.
Market <5S
reel Inion, S. C.
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Service \
take care of any
for power and of- i
s for this service. $
I industry in town ?
xrmi a rn I K1 1/ i r? n ^
y v/u at v- 1.1111 irvui^ ^
ness in which you J
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bvill pay you to see ^
lectric Light f
jr Works I
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Incorporated 1901
n our Furniture
few more
ss Cookers
>11 AI tUM. II
ettcr buy NOW
s Supply Co.
any child who can read and count cannot
comprehend.
Money derived from war savings
investments will be used to meet the
expenses of the war. The greater part
^ r it
ui vnrse iunas win nc expended
within the borders of the United
States.
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