Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Come to See Us See These Goods WAGONS | W orth More I But They | Must Go I Out of Town Orde I Promptly Filled JONESVILLE NEWS Mrs. R. II. Hurton, of Newberry, is visitinp her sister, Mrs. Crissey McWhirter. Mr. 21 nd Mrs. .1. W Incov nf Sum. ter, have been visiting Miss "Marie Littlejohn. Mr. and Mrs. Sams had all their children with them a few days ago, Miss Eler, of Spartanburg; Miss Emmie, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. Mor- : timer Sams, of Greenville; Mr. and 1 Mrs. West, of Tucupau; and Mr. and Mrs. Ruff, of Columbia. Misses Lucie and Marie Littlejohn will leave in a few days for the University of Virginia Miss Lucie will take a special course in music before taking up her class in the Jonesville 1 high school, which will open Septem- i ber fi 1 Mrs. Samuel M. Lipscomb, of Jer- 1 sey City, N. J., who is spending the 1 summer with her mother, Mrs. Crissie 1 McWhirter, will leave this week for a ] visit to friends in Columbia, Dillon, Fairfax and Augusta. Ed. McWhirter. one of our home 1 boys, is now taking a special course%i ' electricity in the University of Wis- : consin. I Mrs. James McWhirter and little i daughter, Mary, of Atlanta, are with . IThe Ware! Americ The F*. Aug. 2 at I Thesem I ? que* High-Gi We have just rec very highest grade them on account of ~ Look at these pri Light 2-Horse Medium 2-Hoi Heavy 2-Horse These Wagons m think they are bargj DON'T WA : THEM frineds and relatives in town. Miss Winneford McLaughlin has re- i turned home after visiting Miss Nan Kirby, of Pacolet. i Miss Elizabeth Hunter, of Marion, 1 N. C., has been a recent guest of Miss Annie McWhirter. Miss Annie McWhirter left today for a house party in Lexington, S. C. ' Mrs. Susie Fowler Boyd, of Birmingham, is visiting relatives and 1 friends; her husband will join her later. j Miss Pearl Lybrand his home from 3 Winthrop. 1 * < LOCKHART JUNCTION i I am sitting on the front porch at my home and have just returned from ' my trip for the Daily Times. I am < watching the autos pass back and 1 forth and flying on their way?some of I them wave and yell at me, a friendly howdy-do and I am always glad to 1 hear their voices. As they pass along [ think of what a wonderful age we i live in?how fast we are able to : travel. I hope we people^are going ' to pay more attention to educating the rising: generation; first we get them in ' the schools of our land, the day school j und the Sunday school, then in church, i A. reading public is a knowing public i no use Comm ;an Cotton Ai iu ucuvcr dui ollowlng 3 p.m., Sant Ai leetings arc stion that ev Com I SOLID CA] rade Wa < eived a solid carload of wagon that it is possible having no room to store ces?lower than presenl Wagon-complete for . *se Wagon-complete foi j Wagon-complete .for . ust be seen to be apprec: lins, we won't ask you tc IT 'TILL THEY ARE UNION H HARDWARE UNIOI and we need better education. Your daily paper gives the news of the land the day it happens and everyone should read it for the world is making the greatest history everright now. The world is moving on at a rapid rate and if the people would devote more time to the church and Christianity or as much as they do to politics .there would be less fear of Bolshevism and graft in our generation. While I was at Buffalo, I met Rev. Mr. Bailey, who has just returned from the hospital. I hope he will soon be able to take up his duties as pastor jf the church. Mrs. E. D. Palmer, of Pinckney township, and who was Miss Mary Tweed before she married, is in Steedley's hospital for an operation. I understood that the operation was successful and she is doing well, this is gratifying to her friends. I met Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rhinehart, of Whitmire, they were formerly of Union, and I was glad to meet them. Mrs. Rhinehart has just come from the hospital where she underwent an operation. Correspondents, meet me at 'The Times office the first Saturday in August and be sure and all come to go an our boosting trip. We want as many guests to go as want to, for TAN' lissSon, Clevr ^ m. m? sauumiiun w dresses in U Schedi UC S A ug. 3 at 3 p > in the inte ^cry farmei rity should ro ti RLOAD OF gons Sac the celebrated "MOGl to produce, and we an them. b wholesale cost: I % I iated. Come and see th > buy. ALL SOLD?YOU'11 4RDWAK , LEADERS, S. C. We expect to have a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Gault, of Unior have been guests at my home thi week. Mr. Gault was lately marrie< to Miss Turner, of Blacksburg, and i ill uic uiuiiuiuciit uuamt's^ ut uniuii where he is making his home. I spent the night in Union last weel at the home of Mrs. Mary Gault. enjoyed being with this family as the] are kinfolk and always treat me witl such kind hospitality. Moxy. FOR A BILIOUS ATTACK If you have bilious attacks giv< Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. Thej are excellent. Willis Browning, Pat tonsburg, Mo., has htis to say abou' them: "About a year ago my wif< used a bottle of Chamberlain's Tablet'! and they cured her of a bad bilious at tack, also of constipation from whicl she had been suffering for years.1 PARIS GRATIFIED OVER CONFERENCE ^Paris, July 28. The Paris pres is gratified over the results of th Bouleogne conference. Most of th newspapers unite in considering th outcome a "Featherin M. Millerand ison College ill send repr nion County ale Will ug. 3 at 10 i.m., Jonesvil / rest oi CO r arid busii be interest HE N 1 V rificed! ? ? V JL" WAGONS?the _ e having to sacrifice C s . .$120.00 $125.00 $130.00 em, and if you don't ? P - BE SORRY. !E CO. o ?. t ! | Mr. Fort tf Let us put the famous Good ^ is an oversize tire at the same pri I 11 present stock lasts and to introd / ;; 1 ;; GET YOURS NOW AND Hughes i ;; Union, S. C., Gadb i ? t cap", pointing out that he pursauded 9 Pdemier Lloyd George to adopt the 5 French views both on the Russian and - coal questions. 1 "The financial agreement concluded at Spa." says Pertinax, Political Editor of the Echo De Paris, "Remains to r blame, but therjj is now a light on the horizon, and if the reparations coms mission knows how to play the part ase signed it, the blunders of a fortnight e ago will be reduced to the dimensions e g of temporary mistakes." lETII i Extension S< esentative sp Aug. 2 and 2 Be Obi a.m., Union, le rXOIM MAR less man iri ed in 1EETII /eVe 1 ot | /hat You Want J lose Out ale WAGONS rices * Lower Than Cost hit of Town Orders Promptly Filled J Owner rich 31x3.75 tire on your car. This ce of a regular Ford tire, while our luce them. * AVOID TIRE TROUBLES 1| k Jenkins erry St, Phone 161 ;; .g. .j. .|. NOTICE OF SEIZURE. I have this day seized one Ford Touring Car, Motor number 2847565; License No. 49-525, driven by W. R. Ballard and Wallace Peigler in violation of 3296 Revised Statutes and the Federal Prohibition Act. All persons claiming such article shall appear before M. S. Turner, Federal Prohibition Agent, within 30 days of this publication. M. S. .TURNER, Federal Prohibition Agent, Spartanburg, S. C. 6t-July 19-21-26-28 Aug 2-4 * 5g! I ervice and 1 teakers I served: I In Chamber Com- I merce Rooms I m KETING, | i Union I <G! [ ,?