The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, July 22, 1921, Image 3
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> 01 Wonderful Bargains al
W1LBURN DRY GOODS CO.
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
FAIL OPENING
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HADE TO MEASURE CLOTHES
We will have an expert Tailor here Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 25, 26,
27, with a complete line of woolens. Come 1
in and select the suit you want. Only one pattern
sold to a customer.
Make your selection now and have suit
delivered when you want it.
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY
THE NEW WAY STORE
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In response to the inquiry of many telephone
8ub8cribers: "What can I do to help my service?"
this advertisement is published.: 1
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Useless Devices
Hamper Service
The telephone equipment
furnished to you is %vgEr )
modern and adequate * . ' *
and cannot be improved by attachments .
'* - that may be offered for sale.
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Auxiliary telephone receivers, or other , *
devices which are offered for sale to be attached
to this company's telephones, are
frequently the cause of serious service trouble.
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good service and such difficulties as arise
cannot be helped or prevented by foreign
attachments.
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You can Help your service by protecting
it from all such devipes, and by reporting
trouble promptly to "Complaint."
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Strictly Cash
TO ALL
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tif?JiKwdbba*!^^ pa^ipn, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite
and Headaches, due to
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NEW FIELD
STATIONS FOR BOLL
WEEVIL CONTRO
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The rapid expansion of boll wee\
poisoning: throughout the Southei
States has made necessary the estal
lishment of a number of new field sfc
tions by the Bureau of Entomolog
United States Department of Agi
culture, throughout the weevil-infes
ed territory. These have been 1
cated to serve as wide a range <
districts as possible, and with speci
reference to securing points repr
sentative of the most important v;
riations in local conditions which ha'
a direct bearing on weevil poisonin
Usually two or more men are coi
nected with each station, one of who
will be engaged upon research work
determine the most efficient methoi
of poisoning the weevil under co:
ditions represented by that statio
The other will be engaged in su
veying weevil and cotton conditioi
throughout the surrounding distri
and, in connection with this work, w
be available to assist and advise r
farmers who are poisoning. It is tl
intention of the Department of, Agr
culture to try to reach every individi
al farmer who is poisoning, and a
sist him in planning his campaig
assembling ai?d starting h?s dustir
machines, etc.
The statons located so far are i
follows: Fairfax, S. C.; Waynesbor
Ga.; Americus, Ga.. Demopolis, Ala
Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Brookhaven. Mis'
Victoria, Tex.; Denton, Tex.; Taylo
Tex.; San BenTto, Tex.
In addition, a number of men a:
assigned to more or less regular du'
in the districts not accessible to the:
stations. Anyone desiring assistalu
in weevil poisoning should correspoi
with the Delta laboratory, Tullula
La., and they will be placed in co:
tact with the nearest representativ
LAST CALL FOR
FALL SPUD
Clemson Colloge, July 20.?Ft
Irish potatoes should be planted n
later than the middle of July, sa;
Prof. C. C. Newman, chief of the c
vision of horticulture, in calling atte
tion again to this important gard<
and truck crop.
Tlie difficulty in growing this se
ond crop is in securing a perfe
stand, but since the introduction
the Lookou' Mountain variety the
is little or i trouble in this respe<
provided the land is well prepan
and -the tubers properly planted.
{ Fall potatoes should be planted ai
cultivated exactly as the spring cro
A cool moistJ*soil that is well drain
is best. Potatoes may follow ai
spring crop that is harvested durii
June and early July. The land shou
be broken 6 to 8 inches, double discc
and rows laid off with a shovel pic
3 feet apart. The tubers should
covered 4 to 5 inches.
A good fertilizer for the Piedmo
region is 800 to 1000 pounds p
acre of an 8-4-2; in sections whe
the soil is more or less sandy 10
tp 1200 pounds of an 8-4-5. T
fertilizer should be thoroughly mix
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uciuic wuc i/uucia ate uiuppcu.
The tubers'should be covered wi
two furrows and just before the p
tatoes begin to break through it
well to run a spike tooth harow adro
well to run a spike tooth harrow aero
the grass. Cultivation should be sii
ilar to that for cotton except that
the last cultivation the soil should
thrown towards'the plant so that t
tubers may be well covered to preve
frost injury.
RATHER BE EVE
THAN ANYBOD
Rome, July 19.?Most Italian
men if they had their choice to
anything they wished in their s<
would rather be Eve, according
results of a vote recently taken
one of the Roman papers.
The argument advanced for bei
Eve was that she, of all women, h
no competition. Her husband w
never away from home and there w
no other women on whom he mi?
cast an alluring glance.
Those that did not chose to be
chose for the most part to be Ma
Magdalen, because, after being i
lowed to enjoy all the sins of t
world, she was forgiven and aft<
ward became a saint, thereby enjc
ing all the pleasures of heaven.
Automobiles worth $100,000,0
were sold in Canada last year.
FIGURE IT OU
79c a Year For a
This sounds like a promise
. more like a hundred years wh<
given.
One of the drawers, heavilj
000 titnes?the equivalent of ove
The drawer still works as
started. The file is the G-F All
priced four-drawer steel vertica
39.50 f. o. b. Your
v Factory at Yi
Our line of Office Equipmei
will appreciate your patronage.
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Stationer and
Phone 757
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WHY YEAST *
l BUILDS STRENGTH
ril Run-Down Systems Demanded More
f" Vitimines Which Are Now Found
k" in Yeast. Npw Yeast Tablets
J" Build Up the Sick.
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t- The human body is like over-work0_
ed farm land. Constant building of
of new tissues exhausts certain vital eloal
ments of the body, which are lacking
e_ in the average modern diet. These
a_ essential organisms are called vitamines,
which, more than any other
? element, preserve our health, aid aani
similation and furnish energy and
m vitality to the body. And now a great
to discovery has been made?yeast is
rich in vitamines Just that common
n_ substance, added to the regular
n~ meals, causes children to grow more
' sturdy, builds up run-down constitu"
tions, and even removes the signs of
. old age. Yeast is also a splendid
renjedy for boils, blemished, skin
' troubles, etc*
Countless experiments in great
?.e me<lical institutions have proven the
l" value of yeast. Thousands are using
it.. But the greats majcrity are taking
s" the wrong kind of yeast. They use
n? the common tyeast-cake, which is
'K merely a make-shift, containing only
sbcut 20 per cent of yeast and the
18 rest starch and water.
?? Now the scientific way to .take yeast Hj
[ ? has beon discovered?a compound B
> ? containing a concentration of liquid
ri brewer's yeast, combined with, tonics B
such as iron, which are necessary to B
re get the full benefit from yeast. From |
ty this formula a body of chemists have
se worked out the tablet called IRONIZce
ED YEAST, which is not only alld
ways fresh, more snnitary, and more 1
h, convenient to use, but costs only a
n- trifle more by the dose than the come.
mon yeast. Each packago contains
10 days' treatment and costs only
$1.00?or only 10c a day. IRONIZED I
YEASTT is tho scientific vitamine |
3 tonic .treatment containing yeast in I
x the most effective form. It is apill
proved by medical authorities, is I
ot pleasant to take and will -not nausoys
ate. Users sav that before they finli
ish the first box they experience a
n- wonderful benefit. Go to vour drugsn
crist, get a box of IRONIZED YEAST
and begin the treatment today. Sncc
cial directions in the package for
ct children.
? IRONIZED YEAST
ed TABLETS
ld HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VITAP
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J? GROUP FOR
d, ACTION ABROAD
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Paris, July 19.?The "Companions
of Intelligence," and organization of j
nt prominent literary,, scientific and'pubeT
lie men and women, formed to further
the interchange of art and learning
0? among nations, has formed a subsdiary
branch called "Group for Action
e" Abroad," to work actively along this
line. It is a movement ^or the development
of world advancement. ]
l<>- Dinners and lectures are given at
which leaders in almost all branches
ss of learning from abroad are brought
ss into contact with those sharing their
n- interests, An information bureau is
at maintained where men of learning,
be engineers or other specialists may
he be put in touch with their feltownt
workers or aided in research. '
TOTAL BUDGET ESTIMATE
y Belgrade, July 19.?The v war department
of the new kingdom of Jugoslovia
will cost 2,000,000,000
ro- dinars, one-half the government's tobe
tal budget, in the next fiscal year, deiX,
suite vicroroua efforts bv the minister
*? of finance to reduce expenses. This
by is a reduction of 500,000,000 dinars
from the estimates asked for by the
war ministry.
a" The total budget estimates were
as 6,000,000,000 dinars but this has been
as reduced to 4,000,000,000. The nomibt
nal exchange value of a dinar is about
19 cents but at the present it is worth
/c about 3 cents. *
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al~ A noted Chinese horticulturist has
be produced on his estate in Florida, a
?r" remarkable variety of citrous fruit, a
y- perfumed grapefruit. The fruit, when
placed in a room, permeates tne air
with an odor unlike that of any cit00
rous plant. Only one tree of the variety
bears at present.
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T FOR YOURSELF
Steel Filing Cabinet 1
1 of 50 years' service. It will sound S
in you consider the test it has been I
f 1UHUUU, WUP uyt'liwil UI1U ClUSt'U 11U,"
r 50 yearn of sendee.
smoothly and true as when the test
steel "DREADNAUGHT," the lowest1
in the line. The price is
City or $3j5.00 f. o. b.
aungstowii, Ohio.
nt and Supplies is COMPLETE. We
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Office Outfitter.
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$8.00 Voile Dresses V .$3.98 each
$8.00 Organdie Dresses . . . . $3.98 each j\
$12.00 Organdie Dresses . . . .$5.98 each
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$10.00 Voile Dresses $4.98 each
All Silk Dresses at . .. ,. . ,. Half Price
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Solid Blue Shirting Cheviots .... 10c Yd.
Riverside Shirting Plaids 10c Yd.
Lad and Lassie Cloth . . .19c Yd.
Pretty White Lawn 10c Yd.
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wigciiiuitjs in winlc anu colors zdc id,
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Ladies' Cotton Hose .5c Pr.
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Chicasaw Plaids ,5c Yd,
Queen Bee Cheviots. . 10c Yd.'
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Extra Heavy Drilling 10c Ycf. :
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27-inch Sheeting . . 3c Yd.N
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Time You Want It
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