The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, July 22, 1921, Image 2
THE UNION TIM?:
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Friday, JITLY 22, 1921
The more we think of it, the mor
finnly t-onvinced are we that it i
folly to preach hard times. You
preaching works a depression upo:
those about you and it will not b
* iong before the wave you have startoi
will break upArt your own shore. Yo>
put fear into tlie other fellow. He
in. turn| puts feai*\into others; the;
oaas on the Word. Finally your' oxvi
busmes ssuffers a slump. You could
if you would, discover the Source o
your own Busihesn depression-?yo.
started the cry of hard times and th<
cry has come batk to you!
THE LEAGUE AT WORK
By the time- President"- Harding';
Disarmament Conference fihishes it
dwehssion of the beat means of as
surra?? the peace-.of the world, th<
T^eaarue of Nations, whiv.h is now ii
session and functioning with gre'a
encouragement to ."the bestminds'
??f all lamia; except the Unite
v States, will doubtless have prepare*
a-.working plan the Dfsarmamen
''cnrfdrence will be willing to adop
without dotting" an i or crossing a i
That, is what the Conferenc
should do and wo*ild do bu? for th
miserable politicians who, hav
'V-"' brought dishonor to this" country
Weucannot tell, of course, as neitthe
the- President nor his- Secretary o
State, Mr. Hughes, has made any di
rect. or explicit statement showinj
to what extent George. Harvey ha<
. spoken their purpose when he toll
the.. British people, at the dinner ol
the. Pilgrims in London?that th*
present Governments of the Unite*
States "will not have anything what
.ilfafi t r\ /I rv uri^U f k A T onmin a?* nri f I
ctci w uvr ??ivn vuo- ljca^uo vi *>iui
any commission or committee ap
pointed by it or responsible to it, di
rectly or indirectly, openly or fur
tively."
Either Colonel Harvey spoke foi
the Government at Washington 01
.he- did not, and the Government ai
Washington should say which it was
Of one thing, we think, the Govern
mentr may be assilred?the Leagut
of Nations has been established am
is ut work. *The United States will
be a member of the League, whicl
can.do without the United States as
well as the United States can dc
without the League. It may be
four years before we can go in; bul
we will go in.-^Spartanhurg Journal,
Our cat says great trouble is o?to
avoided by a little care. * .
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Our cat says it is not wise to b
unmindful of advice.
Our cat says he saw one wago
load of Kleckley watermelons her
this season.
Our cat says you never realiz
how many people are afflicted lik
yourself, until you begin to tell you
own troubles.
Our cat says every farmer who ha
boll weevils should try that molasses
calcium arsenate poison Macbetl
Youngf is urging them to try out oi
tlfeir cotton.
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An orang-outang rarely bother;
those who do not trouble him.
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5 WAR ON THE BOLL WEEVIL
I again thank you for the space occupied
in our fight against the cotton
boll weevil in Union County; and I
doubly thank you and the Cat for
r kindly calling attention to my article
- through the mediupfi of your editorii.
als. I never once doubted your policy,
your co-operation. For you have always
been whole-heartedly in every
war that promises or promotes the
greatest good to the greatest number
?and that is good old-time democra
cy. .
Remember the ammunition for use
? in tne war and" how to prepare it:
Three (3) pounds of calcium arsen6
ate.
0 Dissolve in one (I) quart of warm
_ or hot water.
Then pour the dissolved poisonous
0 solution into one (I) gallon of molas0
ses and thoroughly mix and stir and
_ dissolve.
t Then tie a rag around the end of a
, stick and go along your cotton rows
g infested with weevils and tap lightly
e the bud end of each cotton stalk with
e your rag mop saturated with the soil
lution.
You do not have to practically
_ white wash the whole stalk or plant.
.Tust so each plant near its bud end
gets a little dab, enough to stick. It
y don't take much. A gentleman asked
f me the other day about this remedy;
t said he believed it would work ail
j right, but I failed to state "what kind
, of molasses" to use, and seemed dis|
tressed and faint-hearted because it
! might turn out he used the wrong
kind. Another cade of 'faint heart
? never won fair lady." For his benefit
and nil ol1ie>s of a like mind I will
e say: Any c!d" kind of molasses that
s smells like molasses and sticks like
r molasses will do, preferably regular
old "black strap" and the cheapest
priced.
e Now. Mr. Editor, as to the prices:
d Calcium arsenate of the best qualij
ty should be Obtainable in three (3)
. pound packages at 2f5c per pound and
' less, in 100 pound kegs at 20c per
^ pound and freight. You can easily
1 get bargains at this time of year m
I, black strap molasses,
f Now, in conclusion for today: This
j mixture is a poison. It is a deadly
poison and should be handled with the
e utmost care. None but persons with
care .and sense should be allowed to
handle it on account of its poisonous
qualities.
After it is mixed, and before, it
s should be safely kept from children,
s chickens and animals. After the mix
ture< the vessels irr which it Was mix?
ed or used should be either washed
i cleap or put where they .may not att
tract anything" but boll weevils. For
I una s MKe aon c ne careless and neglid
I gont in its handling. The mixture
1 used as suggested will proved harmless
t to the plai\t bat deadly to boll weevils;
it and it is intended for them alone, so
t. be careful and so us? it.
e The battle is on;- we are going to
e win in Union County; and we stand
c ready to help, advise, assist in any
r. and all ways possible in this fight for
r the extermination of this deadly
f enemy.
Yours for success,
r Macbeth Young,
j Ex-Chairman Local Board.
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j Phone 304 Cuisine Unexcelled
Hot and Cold Water in Every Room ;
t Private Bath
When in Hlndersonville Stop at j
Carter Villa
r MRS. BELLE T. DICK
p
t Corner 3 Ave. and Washington St.
HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
I Rub-My-Tism is a powerful
1 antiseptic. Cures infected cuts,
old sores, tetter, etc.
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A Vermont judge fined his daughter
' when she appeared before him charged
with violating a city ordinance.
Court attaches said the judge later
wrote a check for the amount of the
line.
For Teething
Babies
To regulate the digestion and
stop Dysentery, Diarrhoea,
j Flux, and other stomach and
bowel disorders?a few drops of
n ro& CH/LDPf/v
(Exactly What the Name Implies)
It neutralizes the acidity of
the stomach, improves digestion
and invigorates the glands
of the stomach and bowels m
therebv stomiintf Dv(U-ntprv und
Diarrhoea, Flux and other
e similar disorders.
?Pleasant ? Mild?
, It contains no opiate and does
not constipate. Can be used
even for the most delicate
r stomachs. Used for years by
mothers for baby's stomach
and bowel disorders.
s At all Pruft Stores.
Kuykendal Chemical Co,,
Rock mu, s. c.
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WANTED
You to lis^. your Real Estate, Stocks
and Bonds with us for sale. We "deliver
the goods."
E. F. Kelly & Bro.,
t* Union. S. C
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Volstead is going to lose some prestige
when it becomes generally known
that he chews tobacco.?Janesville,
Wis., Gazette.
The next time
you buy calomel
ask for
@>s
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The purified and refined
calomel tablets that are
nausealess, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retained
and improved. Sold
only in sealed packages.
Price 35c.
j /snm mm I
bfci UUK
GUARANTEE
It is our aim to make
this store a place
where everyone may
come with absolute
assurance of getting
just what is wanted and
at a price that is
fair.
To this end we solicit
your co-operation.
If you ever get anything
here which is not
satisfactory, we ask
you to bring it back,
and let us make it
right.
Our Trade-Name is
Our Trade-Mark
Peoples Drug Store
Phones 68-69
Prompt Service.
NOTICE
We guarantee not to scorch or slick
anything sent to this ^hop. We
sterilize every piece with lw&jste&m.
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 of
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
as much or more than any one
else.
Hames' Pressing and
Repair Shop
Nicholson Bank Building, Phone 169.
Agent for two of the largest Dye
Houses in the South.
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Bottled By
N. W. A. BOTTLING CO?
' Union, S. C.
SAY?
Is your hair falling out? Have you
got Dandruff or Eczema? Does your
head itch ? Is your hair dry and brittle?
If so use
Cannon's
Vel-vet-teen Hair Oil.
It is guaranteed for all hair and
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, if
it doesn't do the work, it doesn't cost
you anything. This wonderful hair
and scalp preserver is manufactured
and guaranteed by Cannon Vel-vetteen
Manufacturing Co.
For sale at Whitener's Barber Shop,
Union, S. C.; McMillan's Barber
Shop, Union, S. C.; Glenn D. Johnson's
Barber Shop,, Monarch Mills,
Union, S. C.; W. R. Potb's Barber
Shop, Excelsior Knitting Mills, Union.
S. C.; E. M. "Hightower's Barber
Shop, Buffalo. S. C., R. J. Fowler and
Co., Kelly's, S.'C., Mu^ah's Pharmacy,
Jonesvflle.
666* cures Malaria, Chills
and Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds
and LaGrippe, or money refunded.
PROMPTNESS
The dealer who succeeds is the one
who meets all service requirements.
This we attempt to do. Clerks are
courteous and prompt. Our delivery
service fulfills its mission well. And,
our country customers will testify as
to the success of our prompt parcel
post service.
The next time you need something
in a hurry phone 11G and look for the
boy. Union Drug Store.?Adv.
666 has more imitations than
any other Fever Tonic on the
market, but no one wants imitations.
.
Letting Germany trf Ker war criminals
is like letttng all the parents act
as judges at the baby show?nobody
fails to win a prize.?Kansas City
Star.
A AT*rW/\^T rs A
m icnnun rAKLIN 15
AND GUARDIANS!
Your attention is called to the following
extract from the new Compulsory
Attendance Law:
"Every parent or guardian having
charge of a child or children between
the ages of seven and fourteen inclusive
shall make a report to the chairman
of the Board of Trustees of his
o(f her district on the last Friday in
July of each year, showing the names
of all such children in theih charge,
age, sex and race, and the name and
local {address of the parent or guardian
of each such child; and any parent
or guardian having charge of such
child or children who shall fails to:
make such report at the time afore- I
said or shall willfully make an in-1
correct report, shall be subject to such .
fine and imprisonment as is hereinafter
imposed for non-attendance:*!r
It is urged that this law be prompt-1
ly complied with.
F. M. Ellerbe,
Co. Supt. Education.
July 21, 25, 26.
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We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and
the public have in 666 Chill
and Fever Tonic.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
HEMSTITCHING and picoting attachment.
fits any sewing machine,
$2.50. Buttdn hole attachment for
any macniae, $iir.uu. Mutual sales
Co., Box 934, Charlotte N. C.
1126-4tpd-e-o-d
MONEY TO LEND on real estate for
clients. J. K. Hamblin. Fri.-tf
FOR SA LE?Ford sedan in excellent
condition at a bargain. See Dr. J.
W. Buchannn. " 1123-tf
-SPECIAL at The Wonder?Indies
trimmed sailors, in all colors. 50c.
1127-2t
FOR SALE?Our home on South
street, nearly opposite the new
hospital building. We art?-moving
to Hendersonyille, and for that rea- =
son selling out at a sacrifice. We
were offered ten thousand for this
property a year afo. $6,500 will
buy it now. Lot 110x322, and located
in best residential section in
city. Hice home with all modem
conveniences. See me at the Cash
and Carry Store. C. W. Miller. I
1127-3t.
(iARDA ! 'ct water has been produced
a perfect result of experimentation
by a company 52 years
experienced in. the service of womanhood.
The J. R. Watkins Company
of Winona, stands alone in its
record of pleasing the ladies. Let
us serve you through Garda! Ask
The Watkins Man. T. B. Strange.
AT THE WONDER?Wash skirta,
darks and lights, special at $1.00.
1127-2t
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"At the Seashore"
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The most popular play of the season, and
be carried along on ripples and waves of
Ilaugnier. .
This show has return dates where it has
been. j !|
Young and professional players of the
Alcahest Lyceum Company.
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Rialto Theatre, Friday EvenIing,
July 22, at 8:30 O'clock
: 1 ?>; .j Wtf"'>-' i" ' T
BENEFIT GRACE CHURCH CIRCLES
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General Admission . . . ... 50c
Children under 12 . . 25c
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Gallery reserved for colored people 50c each
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CLOTHES BEAUTIFUL
Our Mr. Gross, representing Schloss
.f
Brothers, of Baltimore, for 40 years, Master
Tailors, will be with us
VVVV ?V
JULY Zl, 12, Z3
And will be glad to show you a most complete
| line of the season's newest fabrics and styles.
Yon are invited to visit our store and look
over these splendid lines.
CLARK-WHARTON CLOTHING CO.
| HUPMOB1LES I
(THE CAR EVERLASTING)
V
Touring, Roadsters and Closed Models.
HUGHES & JENKINS
County Dealers,
Union, S. C.
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FOR SALE?Forced sale of automo- MONEY TO LEND We are in po*biles
at public auction, Union, S. C., sitiA'n t? pi*?a loan* on farms or
July 27, 1921. This sale includes eit* P^P^y. Partfes desiring n
now and uaed car.. Win*, road IXTnrw. iIIm'VSbl
sters and closed cars of standard placed without delay. Barron Barmakes
in perfect condition?Cadil- rbn & Barren Attorneys in*rr # ' '
,acs, Hudsons, Oldsmobiles and Oak- "Hm i iiiTTTi m ^
lands. This will be the time and ?' R?k_M* Tl?. * 5
.place to buy your automobile at ??u 18 * great pam
your own price. Sale begins prompt- * Ralsres pain and sorely
at 11 o'clock a. m., Wednesday, " ? HKeum?UiaaA, Neuralgia,
July 27, 1921. Terms of sale, Cash, Sprain^ Ac, V
Barr<^ Barron & Barron. Attor- ?
neysTor Mortgagee. #ll??-flv| Advertise fn 9m Vnktn Wttes.
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