The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, August 30, 1921, Image 2
THE UNION TIMES
Published Daily Except Sunday By
THE UNION TIMES COMPANY
Lewis M. Rice Editor
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S. C., as second class matter.
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TUESDAY, AUG. 30, 1921
President Harding will call a national
conference representative of
the whole country to meet in Washington
next month to inquire into the
unemployment problem. The conference
may do some good, but we are
not very hopeful of such a result.
The problem is one that already the
government has either failed to* discover
or, having discovered it, has
failed to find a remedy. The problem
is primarily a tax problem. The
reason so many men are out of employment
is the fact that many business
concerns and enterprises have
had to cut down the number of employees
because taxes have risen so
high that these concerns could not
Uvr> niwlor fVio pnnHifiADQ A 1 oncr wit Vt
taxes has prone hiprh transportation
costs, so that between these two factors
the business has been staggering
under a load that could not be
carried. In our humble judgment the
government will do more good to
keep on trying to cut down the tax
That might bring some real
help. A meeting of men representing
the various industries and business
enterprises in Washington will
be of very little value.
<)ur ca^^ it^is to have
friends cheer you on to victory.
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Our cat says wild talk is not becoming.
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Our cat says fancied wrongs are
often as hard^ to bear as real ones.
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Our cat says little Johnny will
soon have to reenter scshool.
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Our cat says a cannery in Union
would look good to him.
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Our cat says men who live by their
wits often go hungry.
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Our cat says Union county could
raise and ship out to other points ten
thousand hogs a year.
Notice
All persons interested in the Oane
Creek burying ground jn Santu township,
near the home of J. McJ. Fant,
will meet on next Friday, Sept. 2nd,
to clean off the graves. Those who
can't attend send their contributions
to me and I will see that it is spent
on the yard.
1158-3tpd J. McJ. Fant.
Notice
There will be a picnic and free barbecue
at Cross Keys Saturday, September
3. Everybody come nnd bring
well-filled baskets. Three games of
ball. Everybody come. 1158-3tpd
Professional Card
I)r. P. K. Swit/.er is in New York
taking a special course and will not be
in his office until announcement is
made. _ 1158-3t
Notice
On and after September 1st, 1921.
all animals to be slnught'-red at the
city abattoir must be there by 12
o'clock. Dr. R. R. Jeter,
llo7-4t Health Officer.
Lockhart Junction ]
Lockhart Junction, Aug. 2T.?From 9
Cross Keys to Cross Anchor the roads
are very good, but getting off the
main public roads we And they are
greatly in need of repairs. 2,
I spent the night at the home of o
J. G. Wilburn. He and family gave b,
me a warm welcome. u
I attended preaching at Fairforest. n
I took dinner at the hospitable home K
of Lawrence J. Bishop. 1 enjoyed be- u
ing in his home, meeting his kind si
family. Charley Bailey was a visitor si
at his home, going with me.
Next I took dinner at Jessie Whitmire's,
where I have stopped before,
meeting his kind family, who always 31
give me a warm welcome. His aged ?
father is a very interesting talker and
a kind man.
Stopped just for a short while at
the hospitable home of J. A. Smith,
where I enjoyed myself. This family
made me feel so welcome. Moxy.
Dr. Theodore Maddox
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Office: Nisholson Bank Building.
Phone 142-J. Hours 2 to 4 P. M.
Residence Calhoun St. Phone 97.
f THE IMPOSSIBLE ACCOMPLISHED^
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( THIS WONDERFUL PRFPARATION HAS BEEN f XPFRI. k
VF.MED WITH. AM) TESTED FOR TWELVE. YLARS.BLEORE i
OHERINC IT TO THE PUBLIC- THE RESULTS OBTAINED A
HAVE CONVINCED THE. MOST SKEPTICAL P
^ PYORRHEA POISONS THE ENTIRE SYSTEM AND I
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WILL RESTORE YOUR GUMS TO THEIR NORMAL HEALTHY .
CONDITION. AND NAVE YOL'R TEETH WILL Al-SO
PREVENT PYORRHEA ASK TOUR DRUGGIST If HE
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Mule Got Away With Plea.
A mule In Greenwich, Conn., recent
ly ate everything In n bakery wagon
except some lemon pies when the wagAn
tirna luff ctn tullnrr In frnnf nf hIm_
Advertise in The Times.
Special Advertisements
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FOR SALE?Some furniture slightly e
used, excellent condition, cheap, t
Phone 379. 1146-tf s
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FOR SALE?Cheap, beautiful horse, f.
good qualities . B. S. Allen, t
1146-tf '
FOR RENT?Call on T. C. Duncan
if you wish to rent a house well
located and equipped with all conveniences.
House large enough to
take care of any family demands.
1144-tf
FOR RENT?The R. A. Godshall's
new residence, located on Arthur
boulevard, five rooms, bath, hot and
cold water, sewerage, electric lights,
sleeping porch. Entire house
screened, double garage, large lot,
just completed. Apply to F. J. Parham.
1157-5t
FOR SALE?My house and lot on
West Main street. Well located. House
has 10 rooms. Terms, part
cash, balance in one and two years
at 8 per cent interest. W. L. Inman.
. 1158-3tpd.
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WANTED?Teacher, college gradu- I
ate, with experience and age. Music
talent desired, Renwick School, a
Term, five months. B. S. Hardy, p
chairman "Board of Trustees, Blairs, t
S. C., Route 1, Box 48. 1159-4tpd h
NOTICE?City Park Barber Shop
prices back to normal: Shaves 15c, 11
tiair cuts .UK-, ionics 2)>c? Massage v
25c, Shampoo 25c. Call at C. E. ^
Crow's Barber Shop, West Main b
Street. 1159-3tpd
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MONEY TO LOAN on farm lands. C
Wallace & Smith.
8-23-26-30; 9-2-6-9 h
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FOR RENT?Stores, 3 sizes, reasonable
price, apply to Mrs. Newell
Smith, 151 Thurston street, Greenville,
S. C., of Mr. C. F. Hart, at
Smith Block. Tue-Fri tf.
MONEY TO LEND We are in po- lc
sition to place loans on farms or y
city property. Parties desiring e(
real estate loang should file appli- w
cation now. These loans can b^ w
placed without delay. Barron, Bar- a:
ron & Barron, Attorneys. 1087-tf c<
SWEET MILK, fresh buttermilk and a
butter delivered every morning except
Sunday at 7:30 o'clock. .Fine I
Jersey cows, have had tuberculin 1
test. Phone your orders to C. K.
Ifugbes. Phones 2720 and 289. tf
MONEY TO LOAN on city property, ,,
from $250 to $1,000, for one, two J
r r three years; quick loan. S. E.
Barron. 1155-tf "
STcrtice of Final Discharge
tate of South Carolina,
County of Union.
Court of Probata.
Notice ia hereby given, that on th
3rd day of September, 1921, at 1
'clock, a. m., in the Court of Pro
ate for said County, the undersigne
rill make his final settlement as ad
unistrator of the Estate of Mabr
lerndon, deceased, and that thert
P.on he will apply to the Judge o
aid Court, for his final discharge a
nch administrator.
Robert Barnett.
This 22nd day of August, 1921.
Published in The Union Times fo
J days. 8-23-30; 9-6-1
OFFFICE EQUIPMENT
AND SUPPLIES
BOOKS?STATIONERY
ENGRAVING OF ALL
KINDS
RED FREW
A
Stationer and office outfitter.
Greenwood, S. C.
Free Grain Trade
Sofia, Aug. 9.?Freedom of trad
grain has been granted by the go\
nment, as the result of pressur
j the Reparation Commission.
In return, the Allied military com
ittee has relieved Bulgaria of he
nbarrassing inability to maintain
tspectable army under the treaty rc
lirement for 12-year enlistments, b
freeing to permit a certain numbe
? two-year volunteers to be recruit
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P3sp I ^2
Colored Udtei
can have lone,
Straight, soft
hair. Velmot Zk .
will make your
hair so that you can
brush and comb it any style.
Velmot will help it, no matter
how kinky or nappy. Highly.
perfumed; not sticky; good
for dandruff and falling hair.
Send 25c for a box by tnall,or^|^H|
ask your druggist AGENTS
Wanted Write for Terms
' jVejraot Chemical Co.
Binningham^^H
Electric Typewriter
Berlin, Aug. 11.?A German man
acturing company is offering j
dectrically operated typewriter <
he market, claiming it fs a lab
laving device, in that the "touch"
nuch easier, the speed considerab
greater, with virtually no "wear
ear" on the operator's nerves.
For Best Results
Use
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LIVE STOCK
REMEDIES
Sold by Druggists and Dealers
Kelton News
There was a picnic given at tl
lome of Mr. and Mrs. Haskel Gami
Yiday.
The Howell school closed Frida
,nd had a picnic Saturday. There ws
denty of dinner and plenty left. 1
he afternoon Mt. Tabor and Howe
lad A ball game. The score was 7 t
, in favor of Howell.
Mrs. R. C. Cooke and children c
\t. Tabor spent a few days last wee
vith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. V
i.dams and Preston Addis of Adams
mrg spent Sunday with Will Adams
Mrs. Ethel Mabry and childre
pent the week-end with Mrs. Bessi
larncr.
Miss Mildred Adams (Brown Eyes
?ft Monday for the Textile Industrie
nstitute in Spartanburg.
"Ruby."
DRY CLEANING
Eliminates the soil from the fines
nd most delicate garments withoi
>ss of color or shrinkage and clear
our garments clean. We have th
luipment and the know how, that i
'hat counts in cleaning clothes,
'ill appreciate your business as muc
s anyone. Special attention to Pai
3l Post. We will call and deliver i
dust-proof motorcycle.
fames' Pressing am
Repair Shop
'ivol-'cn Dank Building, Phone 16'
A vent for two of the largest Dy
louses in the South.
I'd wall;
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The pleasure is ^
stitute for Camel
fragrant Camel blei
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The fellow who
y Camels. That's 1
r v smoothness, a fragi
_ can't get in another
Don't let anyone
cigarette at any pi
Let your own ta
Camels for yourself.
puffs and you'd wal
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For
Dysentery
Diarrhoea and other Stomach
and Bowel troubles
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FOR ADULTS
(Exactly What the Name Implies)
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Invigorates the Stomach
and bowels but does not
constipate. Palatable and
effective.
Also excellent for digestive
troubles.
At all Drug Stores
Kuykendal Chemical Co.,
!r Dock Hit', S. C.
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,f \uthor of "Rock of
? Ages" Honored
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Burrington Commbe, Somerset,
n [Eng., Aug. 9.?he rock visualized by
ie 'Augustus Toplady when he was inI
pired to compose the hymn, "Rock
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mot ages, staiwis just outride this
Village and a great demonstration to
perpetuate his memory was held
_ here on the August bank holiday.
Toplady is said to have taken
efuge at the rock from a severe
torm which was sweeping over the
jgorge on the edge of which the rock
11 $ ands and, while waiting for it to
,s piss over, he was led to compose the
hymn.
j | The great pilgrimage to the rock .
^ was organized under the auspices of p_
tie church of England but a Salvation
n Army band also took part. The 10,000
people present, some of whom
Were perched on jutting rocks on the
J'side of the gorge, took part in the w
singing of the hymn. It was also de- ir
cided that a memorial to Toplady bi
should be placed on the rock.
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The Egyptians used petroleum con- cl
turies before the Christian era, and
' in China and Japan oil deposits have
e | been worked in a crude way for thou- Ji
sands of years.
rorth it. There's no sub
quality and that mild
id.
smokes Camels, want
because Camels have i
ance and a mildness yoi
: cigarette.
tell you that any othe
ice is so good as Camels
iste be the judge. Tri
A few smooth, refreshinj
k fl mila fnr a CdiiipI fnr
me]
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THE STRENGTH 01
V.
The war has taught
as strong as'-its reserv
of each member bank
SERVE SYSTEM is
bined strength of the
Just so with you?}
as the reserve CASH
the bank..
We have helped n
rough places, and we
* willing to help you du:
of business adjustmen
Now is the time to
connections?play ex
your savings and surp
XT A nnTAXT AT T? A \TT7 _
JL 1U1NAL I3/\1N J\. J
where it will be absoli
CITIZENS NA1
UNIOI
Ginners, Oil Mills and
We have a large and well ass
at present low prices. We only n
Babbitt, Belt Dressing, Beltinj
Gandy Ejectors, k'lue Expanders, I
Water Gauges, Engine Governor!
Lubricators, Packing, all kinds, Pi
Pulleys, Steel Shafting, Pipe Tools
We have anything that should
supply house.
COLUMBIA i
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New Hope
The Woman's Misionary Society
as held at New Hope Sunday mornig.
Our societyvhas grown in mcmbps.
We have 30 on roll.
Our District missionary meeting
ill he held at Jonesville Methodist
mrch Sept. 1 and 2,
Mrs. L. J. Bishop and son, W. F.
ishop, visited at the home of Mrs.
amos Whitlock Sunday. ,
Vandine Fowler qnd Russell Vin
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I R. J. REYNOLDS Tobaca* Co.
I Wlniton-Salan, N. C.
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1 NATIONAL BANKS
us that an army is only
e force. The strength
of the FEDERAL RE5
practically the cornentire
system.
fou are only as strong
you have deposited in
\
lany a man over the.
still stand ready and
ring these trying times
its.
? make your banking
tta safe, and deposit.
>lus money in the only
now in Union County, 1
itely safe.
riONAL BAM
M, S. C.
Machinery Operators
lorted stock of Machinery Supplies
tention a few of them:
?, Rubber Belting, Leather Belting,
''lue Cleaners, Files, Steam Gauges,
s, Shaft Hangers, Injectors, Iron
pe, Valve, Fittings, Pulleys, Wood
>, Wrenches, all kinds.
be found in a first-olaa* mnehinnrr
SUPPLY CO.
Columbia, S. C.
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son spent a few days in Charleston
l&st week
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Whitlock of
Spartanburg are visiting at the home
of their father, B. W. Whitlock.
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The London costers have discarded
their familiar push-carts and are now .
peddling their goods from small motor
trucks.
In point of geographical elevation
Madrid is the highest city in Europe.