The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, July 12, 1920, Image 8
In This July Clean
There is money to be sa
everyone who enters 01
Like everything else that this store does-t]
on the square from purpose to prices. It fav<
bargains are here for all-and all our thoughts
the bargains so tempting that you couldn't co
(Read the reductions-and at the same tin
everything is of the highest quality and strict]
you more than your money's worth.
All Ladies'White Canvas One lot
Pumps and Oxfords reduced vas Oxf<
25 per cent. All Ladies' value $2.C
Queen Quality and Selby
Pumps and Oxfords, in the la- ne ?
test styles, reduced 25 per 01 r S an(*
ncet. All Men's Oxfords, in- 4.50, led
eluding Edwin Clapp, Cros- One lot
sett and Florseim's, reduced Tan Pur
10 per cent. Ten per cent re- value up 1
duction on all Men's and Boys $2.95.
Suits, including Palm Beach
and Mohair. Ldies' Gotham One 1?*
and Phoenix Silk Hosiery re- Oxfords,
duced 10 per cent ' reduced t
a. COHEN
THE HOUSE OF SATISF
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THE PRUDENT HOME-MAKER
Will do well to heed our suggestion. To take advantage
of the opportunity, to secure and can, preserve
or jelly, everything possible in the way of
fruits and berries, as they ripen this year.
Our observation is, that there is very little desirable
fruit, and the time to save it is when you have
it
Your dollar does double .duty when spent at our
stores. We don't think the old reliable Mason's
Fruit Jars have ever been improved on for reliability
or economy, and we offer as long as they last
our entire stock of Mason's One Quart Jars for
$1.00 per dozen, and Mason's Two Quart Jars for
$L25 per dozen. We know they are worth more,
but we want to offer you every inducement to live
hetter, and live cheaper too, and there is no better
way than home production of fruits, preserves, jams
and jellies and we all know that there is no food
more palatable and wholesome.
T* n i i i rt .
rure crranujateu sugar is scarce; has been
practically unobtainable, and unreasonably high.
We offer until stocks are exhausted all the Pure
Granulated Sugar you want, the old fashion, pure
white granulated, for 30 cents per pound, by the
pound as you want it,'28 1-2 cents per pound by the
hundred pound bag, and 28 cents per pound by the
barrel. Our stock can not last many days at this
price, but we want all our customers and friends to
have all the sugar they want for one time, and we
make these special offers at this time for the reason
that it will enable you to can, preserve and make
jelly of all your fruits, berries, etc., and will prove a
I blessing in the days to come and if taken advantage
of will do more to bring living back to a reasonable
cost than anything else that we know.
Our customers' interests are our interests. This
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glad to give you this new evidence of our interest in
your welfare. If you are not our customer, no better
time than now to begin.
Remember our people are your people, and the
best people on earth, and we are glad to have you
meet them and participate with them in the good
things we always have to offer either at Union or
Buffalo.
UNION-BUFFALO MILLS STORES
Union Store Phone 74. Buffalo Store Phone 9
L. L. WAGNON, Manager.
ince Sale I
ved by 8 ;
if door I
his sale is absolutely I
ors no favorites. The I
i have been to make I
mfortably stay away I
le keep in mind that I
ly guaranteed to give |
; Ladies' White Can- I jrds
and Pumps, 1
>0, reduced to $1.00. 1
t Ladies Black Ox- |
D11 tyirva TTO Inn 4-/-V I
jl ultimo, vaiuc ujj i/U |
luced to $2.45. i
Ladiess 'Black and I .
nps and Oxfords, |
to $5.00, reduced to 1
Ladies' Pumps and 1
value up to $6.00, I A
o $3.45. L
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ACTION
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GOLF TOURNAMENT 1
BEGINS TODAY L
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MEMPHIS, July 12.?Fair weather *
and a ccurse pronounced in tip top
condition favored the start today of c
the twenty second Amatuer Champinnshin
tniimnmont ??
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ciation. u
The first western Amatuer tourney c
to be played south of the Ohio river.
One hundred and sixty two players,
including a half dozen sectional
Champs, representing more than a
score of Western and Southern clubs, p
were paired this morning to start at ^
five minute intervals in the first f
eighteen hole round of the 3G hole t
qualification test which also will de- r
cide th0 team competion for the T
Olympis coup, the Western Associa- >]
tion medal play club trophy. The <]
second eighteen holes in the elimin^- (
tion round will be played tomorrow, t
Match play will start Wednesday.
"Chick" Evans, former National t
Chamption and four times winner of I
the Western Amatuer title, and Bobby r
Jones of Atlanta, southern champion, |
are among these expected to make a
strong bid for tournument honors. I
Evans, in a piactio round yesterday t
went over the course in a 73, only two r
strokes above the Amateur record 1
for the course. Jones played the in- I
side of the course in a 36, stroke
better than his team mate, Perry ^
Adair also of Atlanta.
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A porous tube, a small pinhole or e
slow leak means running on a flat tire 81
and most likely ruining the rasing, it
We can test and repair your tubes
at little cost?combine service and 0
economy best for you. ei
Have us "show" you.
Smith Vulcanizing Co. :
THONE 93. y<
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RIALTO
TODAY
ALICE BRADY
"At the Mercy of
Men."
-also- .
PEARL WHITE
?in"The
Black Secret,"
Episode No. 14.
Starting Today
ART ACORD and
MILDRED MOORE
-in"The
Moon Riders."
T omorrow
WILIAM FARNUM
Victor Hugo's Great
Masterpiece,
"Les Miserable*."
HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLES
.SHEVILLE, N. C., July 12.?Fred
i. Seeley, owner of Grove Park Inn,
nnounced today he would construct
nd maintain from the profits of the
otel a hospital here for crippled
hildren.
AS11EVILLE N. C., July 12.?
Vithin a few weeks two buildings
nil be under construction .and others
nil be added as the need for them inreases.
A site on Sunset mountain
ias been selected for the hospital.
TO MAKE MEXICO "DRY"
MEXICO CITY. July 11.?Legisfetion
making all Mexiso "DRY" is
eing prepared for presentation to
he next congress at the office of the
>rovisional President De La Hureta,
ays the newspaper universal.
"The provisional President has deidede
on this step" says the newspaper.
"As a means of accomplishing
the regeneration of the Indian
md Half Breed races, which .are great
onsumers of alcohol".
ULSTER QUIET TODAY
BELFAST, July 12.?Last night
passed quietly in Ulster and as the
rreat Orange Men's day parade was
ormed in this city this morning
here was evidence the day would be
narked by anything out of the ordilary
for a celebration of July 12,
Telephone messages from Londonlerry
and other points reported
tverything quiet and it was stated
hey were expected to remain so.
Troops in the regular garrision
lere have been confined to the bar aeks
until Tuesday morning, but
nilitary officers have taken every
irecaution against disorders.
Many wild rumors were afloat in
Belfast this morning, one- being that
i train load of Sinn Feiners was
:oming from Cork to attach the City
nvestigatton proved this, as well as
nany other reports of trouble untrue
:OX RETURNS
TO COLUMBUS
DAYTON, O., July 12.?Governor
Tox returned to the State Executive
ffice at Columbus this morning
/here during the day, he will have
us tir8t meeting: with Franklin D.
toosevelt, the. Vice President Nomiee.
OUTLAWS" BEGIN
MEETINGS TODAY
CHICAGO, J\ily 12.?One hundred
nd fifty deleates representing raiload
yard men of the county which
iternational Union heads have termil
"out law" organization began a
eries of meetings here today, which
; was declared will continue until
ie decision of the U. S. Labor Board
n wage awards to Railway workrs
is announced. The decision has
een promised by July 20.
An A. E. F. man convicted of crime
jceived a reduction from the usual
jntence, the i eduction being one
ear for cverY wound received. i
DOES YOUR BABY
SLEEP WELL AT NIGHT?
Baby's sleep is important. At
I birth baby sleeps about nine-tenths of
the time and should take a daily nap
until about four years old. A quiet,
peaceful sleep is a sign of perfect
health, while disturbance of sleep is
almost always due to improper feeding,
which causes indigestion, constipation,
sour stomach, gas,etc.
A baby specialist, while admitting
that a good baby laxative should be
used in such cases, warns mothers
against the use of strong, irritating
drugs that cause inflammation of the
delicate membrane of baby's stomach,
and recommends "Baby Ease," a perfected
baby laxative by a baby specialist.
'"Baby Ease"' is excellent for all disorder's
of the stomach and digestion in
babies and children. It is ea^y-acting.
non-irritating, does not produce overaction
or leave baby constipated. It is
a safe, harmless and efficient baby
laxative. If "Baby Ease fails to correct
these troubles after a few doses,
take your baby to a specialist for a
thorough examination. "Baby Ease"
may be had from your druggist.?Ad.
NOTICE
To All Motor Vehicle Riders and
Drivers
Notice has come to me as sheriff 1
of Union County that the law as to
speeding on and over the public highways
of this county is being violated.
This is to notify you that an intensive
effort will be made to stop t;
and if you are a rider, driver or pas
sender on the public roads of this
county and are exceeding the speel
limits as permitted by statute laws
of this state you are going to be
caught and when caught you are going
to be presecuted in the cours of
this county to the limit of the law.
If you are violating the laws as to
speed you are a dangerous menace to
all who may be travelling the public
roads will be held strictly to an accounting
and prosecuted, so take due
notice. Hold yourselves within the
the law or take the consequences.
J. Hay Fant,
Sheriff Union County.
July f?, 1920.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE-^-One new 10 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse
gasoline engine, type
Z, at cost. One new Williams 18"
com mill at cost. One new Williams
20" corn mill at cost. Above machinery
has not been used. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Spratanburg
Machinery Co., Spratanburg, S. C809-12t.
FOR SALE?Sheep, dressed or undressed.
Fine for barbecue. Write
or phone J. P. Hopkins, Buffalo Rl.
ltpd.
FOR SALE?One lot on South Moun
tain street, near Miss Ida Clement's
home. Well located and roomy.
Near in. Apply to Poster Bentley.
e. o. d. 3t.
FOR SALE?One new Ford truck.
See it at Bolton's garage. Matt
Macbeth. ltpd
! FOR SALE.?Shorts and Bran. PeoI
pies Supply Co. 811-6t
FOR SALE?First class cement and
1 stone crusher. Apply to J. H.
Gault. Mon.-Wed.-Fri.
; . '. &** '
THE PATRIOT?Grand Champion
925 pounds.. A Sire of Champ
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Lookout Moi
Irish P<
THE CASH
Telephone 367 J
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A. GOOD STORE BUILDING and four
. acres of ground in Union County**
for sale?This building and home is
located just outside of the city *
limits of Union on the Sardis road.
The four acres lie in forks of road,
atid are very fertile. The store and
house are built combination style
and is newly constructed, and consists
of two living rooms and store' v
room. Neat is appearance, and desirably
located in a thickly settled
community. It Would be hard to
find a more desirable place for a
store and home. The home is built
-in such a manner that it can be enlarged
if desired. Although this
building is only 3 months old the
owner does around $1000 worth of
merchantile business a month. Thereason
why they are selling is that
his wife wants to return to their old'
home in Greenville. This makes an
ideal place for store, and the four
acres would make a fine place for a
truck farm, having a desirable market.
For anyone who desires a self"
suporting, desirable and attractivehome
this is the place. Price $4,000.
Terms one half down, andi
terms on balance. S. E. Barron. 3t?.
PRESCRIPTIONS filled accurately
by graduate and licensed pharmacists,
only and delivered promptlyPeoDles
Drue Store. Phones. 68-69..
' 804-tf.
WANTED?The public to know that
I am prepared to do hemstitching
and picoting, for both white and
colored people. Mrs. H. A. Dunbar..
810-4tpd
LOST?One gold band Waterman
Ideal fountain pen, between I.
From's and postoffice. Finder please
leave at Times office and get reward.
tf
FOR SALE?30 bushels of Lookout
Mountain Irish potatoes, for seed, at
$3.50 per bushel. J. H. Riley, Buffalo,
S. C.
FOR RENT?3, 4, and 6 room house*
for rent, modem conveniences,,
price reasonable. Excelsior Knitting
Mills. tf.
FOR SALE?One (,Harley Davidson
motorcycle, first class condition.
Second place 4th July race. S. G.
Howell. July8-10-12-14-pd.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE?Desirable
?cheap for quick sale. Lot with two
furnished room house, with kitchen
and other improvements, second lot
west from Mon-Aetna church, facing
Pinckney highway, south. 731-3
feet by 600 feet long. Room for
two building lots, yith building lot
frontages. See or write J. Clough
Wallace. tf
MONEY TO LOAN?We have on
nana money to loan on xarm and
city property. Barron, Barron &
Barron, Union, S. C. tf
LOST?Tire 30x3 1-2 on rim. Lost
between Whitmire and Union Juno
22. Reward if returned to Meador
& Goforth. 796-12pd
FOR RENT?3, 4, and 6 room houses
for rent; modern conveniences,
price reasonable. Excelsior Knitting
Mills. tf
DEALERS AND SALESMEN wanted
for best light plant on earth and
best seller. Guarantee of perfect
Service for-10 years with each machine.
Address S. Sidney Kibbe,.
representing The Curtis Publishing
Co., P. O. Box 86, Gaffney S. C?
794-26t.
TENNESSEE smoked meat at Peoples
Supply Co. 808-4t
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GROCERY
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