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? -I .]( 18. .j. .g. ;. .fr.;. .; .f. ?, |. ,|. ? <44 4 1 ? ? :: .:: c There Is As Much Difference c I | Between Banks as there is botwoen various Merchants, 11 i .. Doctors or Lawyers. Some are better qualified to trans- ,, F ** act your business, some more worthy of trust than ethers. ?? n ? '' I I) It has been our constant aim to transact all business \ \ e entrusted to us in a way that will win the confidence of .. | our customers and to deserve their continual support and | c I! cause them to send their friends to us. .| i: j c Have we succeeded? Most emphatically. YES! Ex- ? c II amine our sworn statements. Consider our strong Board H ^ . of Directors who pass on every loan we make. ., n Always Safety First, but we add to that. Courtesy, * Convenience, and facilities unexcelled bv any bank in the ? State. t ^ ., F YOUIt ACCOUNT IS MOST CORDIALLY INVITED. ' c 11 c X . CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $400,000. !! * T ii 1 NICHOLSON BANK & TRUST CO. jj ] II EMSLIE NICHOLSON, Pres. M. A. MOORE, Cashier. \\ c ;; W. S. NICHOLSON, L. M. JORDAN, J. ROY FANT, ;; 1 Vice Presidents. .. , a a a a C a ' 1 C ? ? a a .y>4..} } 1 5 \ ? ( I MOVING MONEY I Some dollars pull and other hang back. 1 Some lift and others lean?depending entirely upon whether or not they are given a fair chance. J i When money moves, it helps the whole community; when it lies idle it stagnates. 1 The worst thing in the world for any ]_ community is a lot of idle money. The bank is the great clearing house for | a community's business. It is the acme of conservation, safety and good citizenship, to see to it that money is < never idle, that it is made to oil the wheels j of progress and at the same time, to produce I mtore money for him who owns it. ? Deposit your idle money with us and let it.draw 6 per cent interest and grow. We Solicit Your Business. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK UNION, S. C. 1 - ? ?a I ? l?IWM??HH?B? I 20% Reduction Sale | Starts at Wilburn's I TOMORROW m IS m pYOU WILL FIND A Wl i It is our constant endeavor to meet th< 8 Men's Work Caps . . ,. 15c each 1 Men's Silk Socks ;.25c Pr. 8 Men's Striped Percale and Poplin Dress H Shirts 95c each g Ladies' Handkerchiefs 3c each g J. & P. Coats 150 yard Spool Cotton. . .5c l Beautiful Dress Ginghams .... 10c Yd. 1 If McLure has I eJ. F\ IVIel ;erman dyestuff industry not large ^ Leverkursen, Germany, July 22.? Jerman dyestuff manufacturers' toal production this year will not exeed 60,000 tons, which will make it mpossible to "flood" the market* of England or America, or even con%>ete successfully against American nanufacturers, asserts Dr. Carl )uisberg, head of German's threat st dye manufacturing organiz.i-.tion. "We have recently increases:! our apital to 1,702,300,000 marks, which s 710,000,000 more than our previous apital, but this wus the inevitable onsequence of the tromendous deireeiation of our currency and resultint increases in the prices of comnodities," he said. "It has nothing o do with intended attacks on the vorld market, which it has been re->orted we were planning. "Labor difficulties, shortage of oal, the unsatisfactory traffic conlitions; as far as the Rhincland is oncerned, the obstacles, caused by he Rhine customs barrier; all present us, in any case, from increasing >ur output, and leaves us in a far rom satisfactory position. This portion is made worse by the hinIrances placed in our way in many foreign countries." Dr. Duisberg characterized a rejorted demand in some American luarters for the closing of German lyeworks because "they might be , ised for the manufacture of exploiives and poison gas in another var," was "utterly senseless, since Germany has been deprived of the neans of employing poison gases for var purposes, even if she wanted o." He added that "no sane man n Germany thinks of fresh wars." "It* is difficult to understand Vmerican anxiety," he continued, "for he American industry is incompara)ly stronger than ours." * PI FfTRir FNr.INF?; I ON JAPAN'S R. R.'S Tokio. July 22.?Japan is planning ,o electrify her rail railroads. Elecric engines will he used on the main ines for passenger trains. Soft lights in the home would help x> prevent divorces, says a scientist. \.nd soft words are even better.?El Paso Herald. Brand Theatre TODAY SELZNICK PICTURES LEWIS J. SELZNICK PRESENTS EUGENE O'BRIEN I IN JOHN LYNCH'S E "WORLDS APART" S p DIRECTED BY ALAN CROSLAND J SCENARIO BY THE R. CECIL E SMITHS S S A photoplay of absorbing interest n ind rapid action. f; v As Hugh Lodyard, Euprene O'Brien nacts the most dramatic role of his {] ntire career. j, (SHORT BILLINGv) 1 ALSO p SNOOKEE IN 'A Tray Full of Trouble" AN EDUCATIONAL COMEDY I DE RANGE Q ? demands of our custome Men's Beautiful Silk } Men's Wide Web Gai only Men's Yale Union Sui only. Straw Hats Work and Play Cloth . sn't got the article, he wil Lure I % i^?????? ??fl *r Whole A Merchand Saturday, Jul} Wednesday, w throughout the tunity of buyii usual. Our buy< prefer clearing On** colac VU1 OU1VJ lively will give advertisements Make out Remember; Df Wilbur OH, YOU MEN! T^_ll A n 1 1 T < r uiitesione, rmgiana, July 2U.? Ivery one knows that men though interesting cr?"*vres, art iresome, hard to control and an rone to seek their own way in spit* f warnings, according to Mrs. H. A j. Fisher, wife of the president of th< tritish National Board of Education lit told an audience at the Roya anitary Institute Congress tha lost men become ill entirely througl aults of their own and sowed geed; f trouble for themselves by eatin* ao much, eating the wrong things rinking too much, being lazy, keep lg late hours or living in hermetic lly sealed rooms.". For Best Results Use LIVE STOCK REMEDIES Sold by Druggists and Dealers IF MERCHAr rs. Quality, Price and i Wash Ties, only . . . . ... .25c each ^ters, 50c value, 35c ts, $1.50 value, 95c 10c each 15c Yd. II get it. If he can't gc !)ry G urn innnil ii mil huh ? sale Reduction j t Wilburn's lise is already very cheap, but beginning r 23rd, and (or Monday, Tuesday and e offer a Big Reduction of 20 per cent i store. We give you this unusual opporig at 20 per cent discount earlier than ers leave for New York August 1st and we ; out our stock now. are Bonafide Bargain Events. We posi! you Real Bargains. Do not confuse; our with so many so-called sales. your list and shop every day of this sale. f 20 % Off:: Strictly Cash, tESSES V2 PRICE n Dry Goods Co. . ? -1 _ A SERMON TO RED MEN : WiU be preached in GREEN STREET METH UD1ST CHURCH SUNDAY AFTERNOON J AT 3:30 O'CLOCK, Sermon will be preached by REV. J. B. CHICK. All Red Men of Union County are cordially invited. The Red Men will meet at 3 o'clock in the hall and march in a body to the church. They will wear their regalia. The public is also cordially invited to hear j the sermon. J. H. D. EUBANKS, Chief of Records. J I ioisE AT OUR STORE I H issortment are at home here. I j ttoys' Belts, 35c value 15c I' Men's Belts, 50c value . 25c I Ladies' Silk Hose . 25c I Ladies' Seam-up-the-back Lisle Hose . . 15c I We have a beautiful line of Men's Dress Shirts ranging in price from 95c to $3.50 I each. I it it, stop looking. I oods CO. | aflMBV aSffWRmuWSntwSPHKSSflBKSKrHH||^F i 3 #