The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, June 23, 1921, Image 3
? UNION CASH AMP CARRY GROCERY CO.
\ Think! Think! Think!
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Why are you buying your groceries cheaper
today? THE CASH AND CARRY cuts the
price while others follow.
FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY
AND TUESDAY
We are going to hold the biggest sale on
Groceries in the history of Union.
Look at these Prices and Don't Fail to Come
Our Regular
Price. Sale Price.
Maxwell House Coffee, 3 lb* can
$1.20 90c
Maxwell House Coffee, 1 lb. can
40c 38c
Wilson's Fruit Jams, in glass
Strawberry, Pineapple, Peach 48c 39c
Libby's No. 1 can Strawberry
Jam . . . . . 25c 19c
Libby's Stuffed Olives .... 17c 15c
Libby's Queen Olives 15c 10c
/ Libby's Bartlett Pears 32c 27c
tk Libby's Select Peaches . . . . 36c 32c
A Libby's Select Cherries . . . ,. . 32c 27c
Libby's Select Apricots 30c 27c
Libby's select Loganberry Jam 43c 35c
Libby's select Plum Jam . . ., 39c 34c
Libby's select Apple Butter . . 24c 19c
Libby's select Corn Beef . . . 20c 17c
Libby's Large Milk ........ 15c 13c
Libby's Small Milk 8c 6c
Libby's Dried Beef 24c 19c
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)r? Libby's Deviled Ham .,. . . .?. 24c 19c
Libby's Tomato Catsup. . . . 23c 19c
Libby's Lunch Tongue 23c 19c
Libby's Select Dill Pickle . . . 34c 25c
Libby's Select Pimentos .... 24c 19c
Pure Cane Syrup 4 lb. 8 oz. can 64c 50c
Pure Cane Syrup 2 lb. 3 oz. can 33c 25c
Pure Cane Syrup 1 lb. 2 oz. can 17c 14c
Corn and Cane Syrup 4 lb. 8 oz.
can 59c 47c
Corn and Cane Syrup 2 lb. 3 oz
can/. ; . . 29c 19c
Corn and Cane Syrup 1 lb. 2 oz.
can ,.x. ., ... 17c 14c
Special Corn and Cane Syrup i
lb. 2 oz. can 15c 2 for 25c
Large cans Tomatoes 2 for 25c
Large Octagon Soap, 2 for . ,. 15c
Large Box Matches, 6 for 35c
8 lb. Bucket Lard .$1.10
4 lb. Bucket Lard 58c
2 lb. Bucket Lard 32c
Salmon, can 10c
Pink Salmon, 2 for 25c
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EXTRA SPECIALS
Best Grade Fatback, pound . .12c
Best Grade Rib Meat, pound 14c
Good Plain Flour, Blue Ribbon Brand
241b.. . $1.20
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Why pay more for your Groceries. We are
here to serve you and assure you the most
courteous treatment. Your patronage is appreciated.
^ Community Market in No. 2 every Saturday.
UNION CASH AND CARRY GROCERY
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H RING BATTLES
IOF DEMPSEY AND
CARPENT
No. 4.
When Dempsey, from training
boxing with men who knew ?
twist and turn in the (tame, hat
sorbed considerable experi
Keams adjudged him ready foi
other invasion of the East, this
under more expert supervision.
The trip was a triumph frou
start, Dempsey literally fought
way across the continent. Boxir
least, once, sometimes twice a
in cities of varying size, he hun
a great record. "Fireman"
Flynn, Bill Brennan, Arthur Pe
Fred Fulton, Porky Flynn and
tling Levinsky were among the
tims. The only reverse decision
istered against him during the
was a four-round bout on the <
in which Willy Meehan beat D
sey on points.
The second, battle with "Firei
Jim Flynn was one of the early 1
of the trip. It was .staged in a a
ern town and Dempsey knocked
Flynn in the first round, thus a\
ing the earlier one-round defea
the hands of the veteran. \
An anecdote concerning that b
shows the confidence which Kt
already had acquired in his
charge. Flynn's manager, belit
that Dempsey again would be an
victim, offered to wager Kearn
amount on the result. Keams
willing, to wager not only on th
suit but bet that Dempsey would
in one round. The outcome pi
the correctness of his calculatio
The battle with Loughrey in
sent Carpentier into "fn?t cnmn
I in boxing. From that time or
was a particinant in main boul
France and Eneland, instead of
liminary contests. He knocked
Jack Goldswain and defeated E'
den and Youner Josephs, winninj
British welterweight chamtfions
Two bouts with leading Ame
welterweiehts were fought befon
close of 1911. In one. Carpentier,
victorious over Harry Lewis ii
rounds. In the other, the Dixie
remembered in this country as
of the most furious two-handed
terweights the ring has seen, bea
Frenchman in a five-round 1
Henry Piet, in 10 rounds, scorec
other victorv marked un against
pentier in 1911.
Despite his losing to the Dixie
the year, bringing th? British
terweieht title to Carpentier.
been the most successful exnerie
bv Georges and he was even i
successful in 1912. when he en^
tered. for the first time, mi
weights of the first class.
YELLOWSTON? PARK
HAS WOMAN RANC
Bozeman, Mont. June 22.?
Marguerite Lindsley. a junior
dent in Montana State College hei
the first woman ever to be name
ranger in Yellowstone National J
Word of her appointment has
received here.
Miss Lindsley is anticipating no
B ficulty in pointing out to tourists
beauties and the wonders of the
I pmmonf r*lo
lUUIIU. IIUWCVCL, IOl
geysers and the hot sprines ar
familiar to her as the drinking fo
ains and the fire plugs are to ma
city dweller. She is on terms oi
auaintance with most of the birds
the beasts, and knows every hill
valley in the big reserve.
The npw ranger's father, C.
Lindsley', is superintendent of
park and has been connected
the government service here fo
years. Miss Lindsley has spent e
summer of her life in the park.
R I ftja
Colored ladles .{WrR
can have long,
straight, soft
hair. V el mot
will make your
hair so that you can
brush and comb It any style. A
Velmdt will help it, no piatter A
how kinky or nappy. Highly H
perfumed; not sticky; good fl
for dandruff and fallipg hair. H9
Send 25c for a box by mail, or
ask your druggist. AGENTS
Wanted Write for Terms ^
^Afehnot Chemical Co. J
BirmingimniTjl
Ala.
NOTICE
We guarantee not to scorch or
nything sent to this shop.
I sterilize every piece with live st
Also guarantee to give you pe
satisfaction, for we have the 1
how. That is what counts in clea
clothes. Many garments cast a
can be made serviceable again f
long time of wear by our methc
dry cleaning. We also clean
in first class style. Why
chances on having your cl<
cleaned and pressed any old \
We will deliver your clothin
hangers in a dust proof motorc
Your business certainly will be ai
ciated as mbch or more than an\
else.
Hames' Pressing t
, Repair Shop
Nicholson Bank Building, Phone
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Houses in the South.
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? . GREAT SAVING
ny a
Dr. W. J. Buchanan, lato of the U.
, S. Department of Agriculture and Instructor
in Veterinary Science at Clem.
son College, has written a splendid
book covering the treatment of accidents,
disorders and diseases of ho-scs,
mules, cattle and swine. This booklet
r " has been given the name "Farmers'
very Veterinary Guide" because of its great
value to farmers as a reference book
' in treating horses, mules, cattle and
1 swine ills. Over ten thousand copies
of this book have been printed aud
hundreds of successful farmers are using
it in their work.
It enables the farmer to treat effectively
live stock accidents, colic, distemper,
scours, mange, influenza, worms,
etc.
This simple but remarkable book is
given free to live stock owners by
the Carolina Remedies Company, Dept.
E-l, Homo of Caro Vet Remedies, Union,
S. C. Write for your copy today.
/fx Remedies are the coma^ir
T mon sense prescription
wli i f?)> hn vo Knnn il?n ~A'
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tive treatments in the professional praetico
of licensed graduate veterinarians
of long and successful experience. They
are sold by druggists and general stores
everywhere under a positive guarantee
of satisfactory results or money refundAsk
your dealer today for FT*.
Remedies. ^3^YET
An American author once said
that the greatest word in the English
language is
SERVICE
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r^ect it run the gamut of life in all its
tnow
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'or a the lives of men, and SERVICE
Hats combined with QUALITY enables
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The Home of Pure Drugs and
Druggists Sundries.
Phone 7.
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Dlack and white 10c Yd. B
ighams 10c Yd. m
candies . . 25c Yd. B
49c Pr. B
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gooa one ior . . lUc Yd. g
its. 75c I
ists. Special $2.98 J
irts . $1.98 to $3.98
uits. . , $2.98 to $3.98 n
a shipment of Yellow Ginghams, 1
25c Yd. I
aching . . 10c Yd. B
$10.95 to $14.95 |
>1 French Serge Suits $22.50 1
irts, fast colors 98c. 9
nth collar $1.25 to $1.49 m
tfords. Special $2.98 E
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*ds and Pumps ,.$1.98 B
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j coffee, but it doesn't
like me" will find Instant
Postum much more considerate
of their health.
This pure cereal drink
combines wholesome Qual- j
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flavor.
Instant Postum is made
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grows by sap. Rich blood, robust for disease. To be safe, to* the
man. Good sap, sturdy tree. Keep circulation wholesome,
the blood healthy and wholesome; For this S.S.S., the famous vegepoor,
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remove the waste as ent. Start enriching
nature in ,ended. I | your blood with 6.S.S. to*
When your blood la I I day, and write about your
impure, itching, flaming I condition to Chief Medijflrin
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= Can^5Caomr=^mnufacturer give a WAJNTED
straw hat a boomerang shape, so it
will fome back when it blows off?? You to list your Real Estate, Stocks
Greenville, S. C., PPiedmont. and Bonds with us for sale. We "de'
liver the goods."
In the United States twelve million
women are employed*J^'il oc- E. F. Kelly & Bro.,
cupations. V - / tf. Union, S. C. .
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