The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, July 15, 1921, Image 2
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FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921
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There are so many questions arising
in the world today that one is apt to
fall into a vociferous argument at
almost every turn of the road. But
it is unwise to do so. It is a waste
of time to argue with a man who
shouts his words and will not hear a
word of your defense, refutation, plea.
You waste your breath when you
spend time arguing with a man who
is completely swallowed up of his
own exalted opinion of himself. We
need not worry about such men, nor
need we fear their influence. They
Vill be talking on the opposite side
next year just as vehemently as they
are now espousing a certain side.
Slowly, but let us hope, truly, the
i opponents of prohibition are beginning.to
realize that they are going to
have, a harder job reversing things
than they anticipated. The prohibi-l
tion movement won after a fifty-year
' campaign. The law is written into
constitution. It is stronger today
than ever before, in spite of the hypocritical
charges made by the liquor in'
terests, that prohibition is a farce,
vJ*at prohibition is the breeder^of. lawless
ness, etc. The country and Bmal!
town is set against the liquor traffic,
and the large cities will come to it.
The only failures -the prohibition law
is making are failures wrought by the
opponents. The men who say the law
is a failure are themselves guilty
violators.
If reports be true, and'we have no
reason to doubt them, the day for
better things is fast approaching.
The response to President Harding's
inquiry as to the willingness with
? which the nations would join in a a
conference in the interest of disarmament,
is quite gratifying. Fact is,
the governments of the world arc
upon a quaking volcano. Heavy taxes,
constantly growing more burdensome,
have brought about the necessity
for some move to relieve the
hlirrlAr. Sinpp mnra 4-V*an
fourths of all the tax burdens result
from wars, past, present or future,
the one great question before civilization
is reduction of armaments. It
is either reduce or continue to increase.
If the increase continues, the
governments will perish under the
burden. It is therefore the one thing
to do: reduce armaments. When this
is done there will be need for only
the policing of the nations. A small
army will be sufficient for the needs.
What do you do with your spare
time?- Are you an idler? Do you
find joy in folding your hands and
doing nothing? If so, you are a
"dead one," and are to be pitied.
Idleness, except during sleep, does not
rest you, pays you no dividends in
pleasure, yields you no profit. Just
to sit iffiout the house, yawn, mope,
growl, does not help you. You gather
no strength in such a process, you do
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mu. snarpun tne minu, DUt dull It, by
such experiences. It would help you
to chop wood, dig in the garden, nail
up the broken fence, mend the door
lafc^, build a chicken coop or bring
in the coal and stove wood. It would
help some men to wash dishes oc
casionally,* and render some service
about the house. It would quicken
the mind to read a bit. Anything to
avoid dawdling away the hours and
foolishly supposing you are resting.
You are not resting when you dawde;
idling is not resting. It is not repose.
- The mind growl restless and the soul
rebellious under such conditions.
?ven the body gathers no strength.
What do you do with your spare
time? The answer to that question
will tell what you will be five, tenk
f twenty years from today.
Advertise in The Times.
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Our cat says it is worth something
to most people to meet defeat.
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Our cat says a business built upon
a lie will have a hard time going.
Our cat says it is wise to be slow
to promise and quick to perform.
Our cat says the season is ideal
for the spread of the boll weevil.
Our cat says a proclivity for meddling
has brought trouble to many.
Our cat says a gambler fattens
when others grow lean.
Our cat says fulsome praise should
be received with caution.
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Our cat says the Kleckley watermelon
Gordon Bishop brought him
was fine.
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Our cat says you cannot afford to
take chances on the other fellow's
game. v
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Our cat says a Ford pocketbook
riding in a Packard is ludicrous, but
a Packard pocketbook riding-in a
Ford is scandalous.
Phone 116 and "Look
For the Boy" is not a
mere collection of
words but a fact. Let
us prove it to you.
UNION DRUG STORE
666 quickly relieves Consti
pation, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite
and Headaches, due to
Torpid Liver.
PROHIBITION
DIRECTOR FOR N. C.
Washington, July 14.?Robert H.
Kohloss, of Salisbury, has been appointed
prohibition director for North
Carolina.
NEW PROPOSED LAW
A PROTECTION
Washington, July 14.?Wayne B.
Wheeler, general counsel for the AntiSaloon
League, declared that the proposed
law now before the senate "limiting
the prescription of alcohol by
physicians is a protection to that
large percntage of the medical profession
who are true to their ideals."
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x/uvy juiicco xt
It seems so much more lit*
food than medicine.
fO/f CH/U>*?*
(Exactly What the Name Implies)
Excellent for
Sour Stomach?
Indigestion?
Dysentery?
Diarrhoea?
Contains no opiate?Does not
constipate.
At all Drug Stores.
Kuykendal Chemical Co.,
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DAMAGE SUIT FILED
AGAINST GUARDSME^
Durham, N. C., July 18.?Cgpt Ma
rion B. , Fowler, Lieutenant Luthe
Barbour and former Lieuts. Victo
S. Bryant and George W. Tandj
along with a score or more non-com
missioned officers and privates, of th
Durham machine gun company, hav
been made defendants in a damag
suit started in Alamance county b
the widow of the late James Ras
who was killed when a mab is a)
leged to have attacked the Alamanc
county jail realy last summed. Th
machine gunners were guarding th
jail, in which three negroes charge
with assault on a prominent whit
woman, were held as prisoners.
Rub-My-Tism is a powerfu
antiseptic. Cures infected cuts
old sores, tetter, etc.
Advertise in TheUnion Times.
fU 1 UN WEIGH*
IN FEW DAYS
Scientists Disclover that Vitamines ii
Yeast Build IJp Rundown People
?Can Now Be Taken in
Tablet Form. x
Scores of people who eat plenty o:
food, and seem to have Rood appetitei
remain thin, anaemic and run-down
and only recently the real cause ha:
been discovered^ It is lack of vita
mines. Vitamines are tiny vegetabli
elements, now known to' exert a mys
terious power on the bodily cellfe, an<
thus produce energy, strength am
glowing health in human beings. Ye
they are almost wholly lacking In th
average mcriern diet, because ou
methods ofr food preparation seem
to kill the effect of vitamines ii
food. And now scientists have learn
ed that ordinary yeast is wonderfull:
rich in vitamines. A little yeast add
ed to the meals has so helped run
down Wople jthat thasr have ?i
flesh ln^a few days. It renews th
youth of prematurely old people am
makes children grow more sturdy.
Numberless experiments in th
greatest medical institutions hav
proved these facts conclusively. Bu
the common yeast cake, containing
only 20 per cent yeast and 80 pe
cent starch and water is ineffective
After thorough investigation authori
ties agree that the ideal yeast i
bionoT'o yeast, and this form of yeas
has now been prepared in highly con
centrated tablets, containing grea
vita mine strength and combined wit!
tonics, such as iron, which make:
yeast more effective.
These tablets are called TRONT7.F.T
YEAST. They are sold by all drug
gists and are the approved vitamin<
tonic treatment. IRONIZED YEAST
tablets are convenient to carry an<
pleasant to t take?thev never nau
seate. IRONIZED YEAST cost
only a little more to the dose thai
common yeast and is much more
effective. Each package contains 1<
days' treatment and costs only $1.(N
?or only 10c a day. Get a package
today. Before you have finished th<
first box you will know they ar<
helping you and building vou up
IRONIZED YEAST also quickly re
moves boils, pimples, facial blem
ishes, etc. ' Special directions fo
children in each package.
IRONIZED YEAST
TABLETS
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HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VITA
MINE TONIC.
Advertise! Advertise!! Advertise!!
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The next time
you buy calomel
ask for *
I a I ora ns
The purified and refined
calomel tablet* that are
nauseale?s, safe and cure.
Medicinal virtue* retained
and imnroved. Sold
only in sealed packages*
Price 35c.
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{ FOUR YOUNG MEN!
CLEARED BY JURY
Camden, July 13.?A Kershaw
county jury at 7:16 o'clock this afternoon
returned a verdict of not guilty
in the case of the state against four
Columbians, charged with blowing
the safe of Ihe Bank of Lugoff and
stealing $240. The defendants were
immediately remanded to jail pending
tiiay cii the charge of housebreaking
:gnd larceny in connection
wittrf the tome offense. The second
indictment relates to the . charge of
breaking into the store connected
with tneltyenk. Motion for bail waa
made, and Judge Town send will hear
the argument during the term ol
court this week. The defendants are
William Brawley, Alex Cartledge,
Lloyd Lorick and Dewey Dennis, all
s young white men of the state.
666 cures Malaria, Chills
- and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds
and LaGrippe, or money jref
funded.
Advertise in The Times.
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^ Bottled By
N. W. A. BOTTLIN6 COii
Union, S. C.
666 has more imitations than
any other Fever Tonic on the
f market, but no one wants im9
itations.
3 TOWNSHIP RONHS
; 7for sale
J v The Highway Commission of Boi
gansville Township, Union Oounty,
t South Carolina, oners for sale $20,e
000.00 Bogansville Township bonds
r for constructing public highways in
B said Township, in denomination of
11 $1,000 each for 20 years, coupon
" bonds. Interest is payable annually
7 in New York. Bonds will be dated
August 1, 1921. ' Make bids at pai
" value of the bonds and the lowest rate
g of interest.. Alb'bids must be aej
compamed by a certified check for $1,000
addressed to Hayne P. Smith,
e Chairman of the above named comq
mission, at Jonesville, S. C., R. F. D.,
t and must reach him before noon of
? the 25th day of July, 1921, at whibh
r time said bids will be opened at the
L office of . the Supervisor of the County
I above named, at Union, -S. C. The
B said board reserves the right to accept
t or reject any and all bids submitted.
This Ipt day of July, 1921.
t Hayne P. Smith,
i Chairman of Commission.
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1 SAY?
s Is your hair falling outT Have you
i got Dandruff or Eczema? Does youi
head itch ? Is your hair dry and brit)
tie? If so use
; Cannon's
? Vel-vet-teen Hair 03.
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- It is guaranteed for all hair and
r scalp troubles and promotes a rapid
growth to the hair. Give this wonderful
hair and scalp remedy a trial;
it doesn't cost you very much and, ii
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V uwoa v uw wio VVU1A, IV UUVSU V COBI
you anything. This wonderful hail
acalp preserver is manufacturec
and guaranteed by Cannon Vel-vet*
teen Manufacturing Co.
For sale at Wbitener's Barber Shop
' Union, S. C.; McMillan's Bajrbei
1 Shop, Union, S. C.; Glenn D. John.
son's Barber Shop,, Monarch Mills
Union, S. C.; W. R. Pott's Barbei
Shop, Excelsior Knitting Mills, Union,
S. C.; E. M. Hightower's Barbei
Shop, Buffalo, S. C., K. J. Fowler and
Co., Kelly's, S. C., Murrah's Pharmacy,
Jonesvllle.
NOTICE
We guarantee not to scorch or slick
^anything sent to this ffiop. We
sterilize every piece with IroNBteam.
Also guarantee to give you perfect
satisfaction, for we have the know
how. That is what counts in cleaning
clothes. Many garments cast aside,
can be made serviceable again for a
long time of wear by our method oi
dry cleaning. We also clean Hats
in first class style. Why take
chances on having your clothes
cleaned and pressed any old way?
We will deliver your clothing on
hangers in a dust proof motorcycle.
Your business certainly will be appreciated
aa much or more than any one
else.
Hames' Pressing and
Repair Shop
Nicholson Bank Building, Phono 169.
Agent for two of the Urgent Dye
Houses In the South.
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I MOVING MONEY
I Some dollars pull and other hang back.
I Some lift and others lean?depending enII
tirely upon whether or not they are given a
I fair chance.
I When money moves, it helps the whole
; I community; when it lies idle it stagnates.
I The worst thing in the world for any
II community is a lot of idle money.
I The bank is the great clearing house for
11 a community's business.
I It is the acme of conservation^ safety and
I good citizenship, to see to it that money is
, I never idle, that it is made to oil the wheels
I of progress and at the same time, to produce
| more money for him who owns it.
I Deposit your idle money with us and let I
it draw 6 per cent interest and ^row.
I We Solicit Your Business.
I CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
I UNION, S. C.
I HLJF?lVfOrei? F.R I
(THE CAR EVERLASTING) .
Touring, Roadsters and Closed Models.
J4UGHES & JENKINS J,,
County '
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KELTON
[ On last Friday the Y. W. A.'s aric
> R. A.'s of Mt. Joy Baptist churcMa
, went on a picnic, going: first to Wes**?
, Springs for a short while, then on ti-'C 1
Glenn Springs and from there tc
Cedar Springs, where a bountiful diiifl
ner was served, with plenty of ice tei '
, and lemonade. Rev. and Mrs. H. W
Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Jud little wen
the chape rones for the party. Every
i one seemed to have a delightful day*
Frank Murphy, of Winston-Salem ;
N. C., has returned to his home aftei
a week's visit to his aunt. Mrs. Archil
Elliott.
Mrs. Jack Holcomb and Miss Mit
tie Ruth Wood have returned hom?' .T
from a visit to Dr'. and Mrs. S. E
Wheeler, in Columbia. v "1
Miss Mildred Little left today for more y?u Payi or low uiucu
an extended visit to relatives in Spar- cr y?u buy if you pay more you ''***
tanburg. are paying surplus profit, if you pay
Bits of Moss. ^eaB y?u are getting less. See us
for good feed. Union-RuflTnl/v %nn?
It pays to advertise. Store8'
. => THE GENTLE PILL has the virtue
WANTED or respectability; it is a sort of
v- . II., Qf.w.ir. member of the family. WATKINS
liver the goods. el tonic More than m other ^
E. P. Kelly & Bro.. ducts for your inspection'and trial.'
tf. Union, a C. THE WATKINS MAN, T. B.
. ? Strange.
1 r'BrailfiSmn NOTHING hits the spot like a cup of
I | 1 I^PNNMI 1 Seal Brand Chase & Sanborn coffee.
I '|M I Of course we sell a good cheap coffee,.
t* ^|UljSl&SSKS{ \ in fact for the money invested we
.jvXVI^JiKraL?tt J give coffee values unsurpassed, no
% I matter what price you want to pay. \
r IV-. "ft*-' But you can depend on Chase A
1 | ~q | Sanborn coffee every day in the
I year. You can also depend on the
| Tw?iwMM.ie?*unrcw?nm^ll f old reliable Union-Buffalo Mills
I r PiWBMVt fOVtTUTM.<nU ALSO^ \ tUftroa
^ J / wtvm rrowniA. K^.., p oiores.
MONEY TO LEND on real estate for
*==--= clients. J. K. Hamblin. Fri.-tf
C-,, P a Paonlta BUTTER PAT DAIRY feed has no
F Or DcSl rvesullo eaual on this market, it gets results
I I when others fail. It coots no more i
than cheaper dairy feds. Let your
next order be for Butter Fat. We wil
Ibe glad to supply it with any
AfY Vr \w ? I other feed you need. Union-Buffalo
If Mills Stores.
I IVF ATOPIC FOR RENT?Apartments in the Ex;
pfp Jjj p |Yl p q press building^ on East Main street.
itn - - m r - --* ai?piy w ju li. Young. 1120-8t
LO.J - nmr-imtm and Dmolmf IP Y0U wil1 U8e self-rising flour why\
Sott fcy Drug gift* and De ^ ^ ^ Jfc cogU ? fractiun 3f
' more than the cheaper flours, be
cause it is better. Red Rose is the
We are proud of the confi- companion flour to Pansy. Pansy
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Fresh car at Union-Buffalo \fil!s
the public hare in 666 Chill stores. ^
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I, I I __ w is MONEY TO LEND?We are In poSPECIAL
ADVERTISEMENTS
PRESCRIPTIONS crefully .rid ?- ?* *?''?" ? > ??
curately filled just as the doctor
orders. Let us fill your next pre- ?? ? HSLJ^ 5
scription. Union Drug Store, ron ? Barron' Attorney* 1087-tt
Phone 116. 1122-2t ?" ' ?
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PANSY FLOUR has been proven by can "till get; Pansy the best ourja
twenty-five years of critical tests g. C. Fresh cat at Union-Buffalo
by Union County's best housekeep- Mills Stores.
era to be the best plain flour ship- i i i i rum ,
ped into the state. Fresh car at Advnrtisa in TVi?