The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, October 13, 1921, Image 4
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Von Strohcinrs master picture
"THE DEVIL'S PASSKEY" s
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A picture of Paris, the wicked and Paris, the '*??
wonderful br
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Better than "Blind Husbands" in
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A picture that you'll remember all your days, for
the power of its plot and its wondrous artistry. See
it sure. Genius doesn't show every day. Now play- ch
ALSO hij
BUSTER KEATON
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A laugh from start to finish. j 11
TOMORROW
MARY MILES MINTER "ALL
SOULS EVE" f
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The last Word ^
in Cap H- Stu,p :.
g*? Wy invisible
f when, worn j
'T^HE wearer ofa "Sure-Fit"Cap is certain h'
JL of absolute comfort at all time. J
T / It will tighten for motoring and it can be made to fit >v
snugly alter a hair-cut. ; j
Shrinkage or stretching wi'l never end the usefulness of ,"f
the "Sure-Fit" Cap. A pull on the strap with the little
invisible buckle and the cap is instantly re-sized to fit j
perfectly. The fit stays absolutely correct down to the . j
; last day the cap is worn. , |
All color*, fabric* nnd <?? ^
liupcs? popular price* K
AT YOUR RETAILER'S or write to S
FINE &* LEVY $
636-702 Broadway V \ H
\New York Cily Simp \ H
mvieible when worn
J. COHEN CO., Union, S. C.
IF I P F i
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'Hi tLare
TRAP THE FIRE WOLF! I
Fire feeds on carelessness. Stop it with Care. >
Keep Fire from burning the Nation's wealth at the ;
rate of over $500,000,000 each year. Something
must be done. '
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
J: is a good time to investigate the Sound Insurance
J and free Fire Prevention Service of this agency.
2 Also ask about the Free Insurance Record Service
| maintained at this agency exclusively for YOU.
CALL OR PHONE
E. M. GARNER
I GENERAL INSURANCE
Service That Satisfies
PHONE 33 UNION, S. C. | 't
Special Advertisements "We 80rve a ,,i(c" of ch,ee30, wit ?
pij upon request," says a sign in the j,
KIN'GAN'S reliable hams, .10c per lb. I one aimed lunch, but who's going U ' n
J. Mi Jeter. 1197-Gv| admit being a piece of cheese just to ; ^
rn t? if r. q ,. , , U t . i?i.. ITIo (h pit'. ?13 ill IUIO ElXa A
f>7 MILES per gallon marie witn nev. ^ 1 t (>
patented gasoline Vaporizer. Write press. _ I p
for particularSuansky Vapov " m ' j (|
izor Co., Pukwana, S. D. ltpd Poland has sent the Russian Red I
r?r?n o ?TT? 7 mother ultimatum. Ultimatums are ,
quick* sale. Sec [f wl BiackwckCv! *bout ,ae 4,n'? thins over there thes. J|
1197-ti Gays mat the transportation facilities ^
? can handle.? Lansing, Mich., State j
JUST COME?Ilo'lingsworth's Un- Journal. i
usual Candies. Union Drug Store ' m | g
1197-2t rents don't begin to drop pretty j
SHE WILL LOVE IT?My Hobby S??.n landlord? wiU have 10 atart *et ' j
Box. Union Drug Store. 1197-? tin? UP donation parties to help their . (
tenants out.?Burlington News.
Subscribe to Th. Union Times. Trade at home.
.
t
>ves the Voices
of Children
Medway^ Mass., Oct. 13.?Elmer
Videlto, a veteran of the Civil
ar, crippled and partly blind, has
d out a playground near hia home
re so that he may listen to the
ices of children.
For years Videtto visited the
lools and told the pupils war
>ries. When after the most recent
several accidents he was obFgcd
give up active work as a stone
ison, he conceived the Idea of
inginR the children to him. He puvased
the land across the street
>m his home and although the inmities
of 75 years and his injuries
ide the work slow, he cleared uwuy
2 underbrush, and built seat;,
r\n era nn/1 filflnr* Kao a f V?ia
' VIIVIU^ A*** ilt?
ild friends.
Here the children gather each day
lile Videtto sits on rhe veranda of
i home or mingles with them to toll
ain the stories they love to hear.
Kelton
Miss Madge Farr entertained a
imber of friends Saturday night in
>nor of Miss Lula Farr of Adamsirg.
Among those present were
isses Lily and Mildred and Chrisle
Inman. Otis Garner, Hawley Inan,
Seth Garner and Gee Garner.
Mrs. L. E. Garner and children
ent a short while at the home of the
riter Thursday.
Miss Christine Inman of Greenville
ent the week with her parents, Mr.
id Mrs. Will Inman.
Otis Gamer of Spartanburg wrs
e week-end guest of his parents, Mr.
id Mrs. Garner.
Whitney Farr was the week-end
lest of friends at Lockhart.
Remember Sunday school at Howls
school house Sunday afternoon
3 o'clock. Everyone come.
Ten thousand illicit stills are ni opation
in Puerto Rico.
Every Housewife
Knows the Value of
Glass Baking Dishes
The advantage alone of keeping
food warm after it has beer, tuker.
from the oven on evenings when
dinner has been delayed, speaks
for itself. And diehes look ten
times more attract ice when served
right from the oven to the table
in a Glass Baking Dish?thereby
escaping the much dreaded potwashing,
when the dinner is ever.
We have a large anil well assorted
stock of "Pyrcx" Cooking
Glassware.
Priced very reasonably.
Union Hardware Co.
Glasswnre and Crockery.
UNION, S. C.
Phones 33-34
'"[was $afc/:"You
seem to have been in
a serious accident."
"Yes," said the bandaged
person. "I tried to climb a
tree in my motor car."
" What did you do that
for?"
"Just to oblige a woman
who was driving another car.
She wanted to use the road."
We don't climb trees to do it,
>ut we are always ready to go out
>f our way to oblige customers.
Mways glad to ?how the goods?
11 ways ready to answer questions
ind advice on the best, article to
njy for the purpo.-e you want it? I
lways willing to get for our cus_
omers anything wanted which we
lo not have -in stock?always
dfensed to take care of 'phone orers
for those who are unable to
ome to the store. This is a st n*e
f service and It is by doing those
Kings that we have succeeded in
uilding a successful binunoss.
'leased cusfomers are those who
ot their'Hardware and Jlouse'arcs
here.
Jnion Hardware Co.
Service and Satisfaction.
Union, S. C.
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TAILORED
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KAY-DAG
THE SKL
SENSIBL1
AND GEI
AND RE<
Now that women are rushing to
join the Ku Klux Klan in New York
| we may expect more feathers and
I less tar in the ceremonials of the order.?Portland
Oregonian.
_
Satisfactory tax legislation is not
to be expected until congress puts
j vision in revision.?Norfolk Virgin
lan-Pilot.
NOTICE TO
OF UNION AND
COUI
We have just opened 1
Flynn Building, fourth d'
office. We have a complet<
Clothing, Ladies' and Ge
you are in Union to do an
and you will save money h
me.
SPECIAL FOR TH
SATURDAY; MCND
Will spread a few bargE
The best Outing, per yard
36-inch Outing in dark cob
Queen IiJ^heviots, all colo
Curtain Scrim
Manhattan Percales
Brooklyn Chambray
Best Table Oil Cloth (fam
Men's Dress Shoes, tan on
pair
Heavy Work Shoes
Ladies' heavy Work Shoes
pair
Men's Hosiery, pair
Men's heavy Underwear, f
Men's heavy Ribbed Undei
Don't miss the opportur
price goods when in Union
CAROLINA CA
IUNIO>
Next door to FlynnS.
Kassler,
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THE DOUt>Ei
pot? rttqtxi
JL JL*V. JL* V-/ V./ .t X
'.tch snows the doi
3 style entirely i
i era i. wear. presen
commended by our
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$35.00 A1
J. COHEN
HOUSE OF SA
Prominent billboard sign: "Whatj
comes aft;r tho purchase pride ?"<
"Ask dad, he knows."?Kansas City
Star.
D'Annunzio is said to be building
his own tomb. It will be safety
first if be writes his own epitaph.?
Minneapolis Tribune.
Advertie* i* The tJninn Timer
IKlHHHHDHDBBnHBP
THE PUBLIC
.SURROUNDING
1TIES
business in Union at the
oor from the U. S. Post5
line of Dry Goods, Shoes,
nts' Furnishings. When
iy shopping pay us a visit
>y doing your buying with
REE DAYS ONLY,
AY AND TUESDAY
tins for you:
10c
ors, 1214 c
rs 12'/2C
10c
10c
10c
2y only) 25c
ly (Endicott Johnson),
J __ _$3.98 !
$2.98 and up
>, tan and black,
$2.75 and $2.98
5c
leeced 49c
rwear 69c
lity to visit our store and
t. . i,
iSH CO., INC.
r, s. c.
Vincent Shoe Store. "
Manager.
11 -L'li i 1 s?
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ift . ,
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CUSTOM SERP'l
TUP. All NO YAN CI
READY- TO
TAILORED AT F.
0
$
u
E-BREASTED
ESS WEAR
?
ISLE-BREASTED KA1
UTABLE TO BUSINESS
$
TED IN DESIRABLE P.
TAILORS AT FASHIO
9
ND MORE
COMPANY
TISFACTION.
American tourists in Germany are
investing from 200 000 to 400,000
marks, or $3,000 to $6,000 in automobiles
de luxe.
Advertise in The Tims.
WE ARE HEADl
"STRONGER TH
SHI
FOR THE WI
1 ?x4- *)*)7 Mam'k r
LiUl UU f 1T1CH 9 \JUUU{
Shoes, 6 to 11 . . . .
Lot 218 Men's "Strong
Shoes, 6 to 11 . . . .
Lot 218 Boys' "Strong
Shoes, 2 1-2 to 5 1-2
Lot 218 Boys' "Strong
Shoes, 12 to 2 . . . .
Lot 569 Women's Si
Law" Shoes, 2 1-2t<
Lot 569 Misses' "Stron
Shoes, 12 to 2 . . .
Lot 569 Children's "S
Law" Shoes, 8 to 11
Lot 840 Women's "Ou
2 1-2 to 8
Lot 840 Misses' "Our I
12 to 2
Lot 840 Children's "Oi
8 1-2 to 111-2 .. .
Lot 7823 Women's R..
2 1-2 to 8
m mm 0
Be sure and call to
Law" Shoes, and ask ft
that "Stronger Than ti
the bottom of every pai
show you this line befo
UNION CLO
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"Paris May Get Stillman Case,"
says a headline. Here's hoping.?
Detroit-News
The word bier suggests sorrow and
loss. So, for the matter, does the
word beer.?Hartford Times.
? "V
QUARTERS FOR I
IAN THE LAW"
)ES
[OLE FAMILY
;er Than the Law"
$3.65
;er Than the Law"
$3.55
;er Than the Law"
$3.15
;er Than the Law"
, $2.65
tronger Than the
>8 . .'. . .'. . .$3.15
ger Than the Law"
. . $2.65
itronger Than the " ?
1-2 : $2.45
r Family" Shoes,
$2.65
Family" Shoes,
$2.45
ir Family" Shoes,
$2.15 .
I. R. Shoes, |T
$2.45
r "Stronger Than the
>r the lot number. See te
Law" is stamped on ^
ir. Come in and let us
re you buy.
THING CO.
VAY STORE
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