The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, October 26, 1921, Image 4
RIALTO I
? * * TODAY
N POLA NEGRI
The Incomparable
"GYPSY BLOOD"
A drama of Old Spain, its camp-fires and its
love-fires.
The mighty marvel of the screen with multitudes
of players.
Based on Proper Merimee's original French story
"Carmen."
?also?
"SNOGKIE"
The Humanzee
"BEAT IT"
TOMORROW
I WANDA HAWLEY
"THE HOUSE THAT JAZZ BUILT"
BUSTER' KEATON
"ONE "WEEK" I
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| WINTER IS SHOWING HER TEETH j
g The bile in the sir ca:!s for g
MUNSIKG UrffiEEWEAR
? for Women and Children. This standard aril
ticle makes good in service and protects snugly
from the winter cold.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
PRICED FROM $1.98 TO $24.95 A PAIR
iWhy shiver with cold through the long
Winter nights when our good blankets will
give ample projection?
A large stock to select from, and prices are
ranged justly.
fflLBORN d:y goods CO.
THE LAKES- STORE J
'TamzrttmiudBBtiu^L r z^sz^rrsrEam ?E^wa1 <aaw
Tribute to Mrs. Ellcrbe our minute book to her memory, and
that a copy of these resolutions be
0. r- i -r .? , sent the family, also to The Union
Snice uod in 11 is nIl-wi.so provid'nc<
m . limes,
h. a seen fit to remove our sister mom ? T ? ^ i
, ,f ,, r,Mrs, J. L. Calvert,
InMrs. Ltha llames t,ilerbe, <?f th?. .. .
? it u e .u it t. /- ! Mrs. r. A. Murrah,
Jt n Hames chapter of the L. D. .,, ,
. . - ... ... Itpd Mrs. It. K. Tribble.
w are deeply grieved. We miss her; m
as et presence, her helpful ? -egos j -rhe city counci, ()f ^ GaJ
(u and above all, her zea! in carrj h s pa,SC(, an anu flirtinff onlinancc
ins; out these suggestions. She hrku , it un!av;fu, for men to con.
va.ious offices in cur chapter. ,mf. with ?;..u
Therefore, be it resolved: ! ? .
first, that we mourn her passing} The earliest hip race rowed over
and honor her memory, as we hunt | 'he famous Ifenley course was tha'
bli submit to the will of Ilim vvle ' between Oxford und Cambridge, in
doeth all things well. die year 1829.
Second, thai, we have lost one of
our most valued members. The sacred hooks of the Tibetans
Third, that we extend our sympa are probably the most extensive of
thy to the bereaved family. ?nv religion, running into three hun- j
Fourth, that we inscribe a page it. dred and twenty.five volumes.
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.salvation Army
Contributions 1
The drive for funds to continue the
work of the Salvation Army is still
on and below Is given the contribu
tions to date. A number of the so
liciting committees have not reported
and will continue to call for help un
til everyone has had an opportunity
to help keep this work going here.
$3,500 is needed to successfully ca
ry on the work of the Salvation Arm:
here and the contributions are no
as liberal as was expected. In older
to raise this amount, everyon
will have to do his part. Have yo
done yours? Just dropping a fev
nickles in helps, of course, but i'
takes dollars to raise the amount rc
quired. After thinking about it, an
you find that you can give a llttl
more sent it to Miss Frontis Winn u
'he Citizens National Bank; or nhon
and we will see that some one conic?
for it.
Pearle Harris,
Chairman Women's Division.
J. D. Arthur $3.00, J. W. Wilbank
$5.00, Miss Frontis Wiim $5.00, Mi.
r.dna Tinsley $1.00, W. H. Ras_.
$ 15.00, C. H. Peako $5.00, C. K. Mo
gan $5.00, Roland G. Hill $5.00, J. l'laxico
$5.00, B. F. Alston $1.0 i
Thos. McNally $1.00, Dr. F. C. Duk
$1.00, Mrs. F. C. Duke $1.00, John L
Jones $2 50, Miss Mahala Smith $2 0i
Mrs. Nan McElroy $2.00, Mrs. II. A
Dunbar $1.00, Mrs. J. W. Sander
$1.00, Miss Eunice Thomson $5.00,
Mrs. R. E. White $2.00, Mrs. C. W.
Cain $1.00, Mrs. H. T. Howard 25:*,
Miss Annie Wilburn 10c, Mrs. L. J.
Ilames $1.00, Mrs. Clough Wallace
$1.00, Mrs. E. J. Arthur 50c, Miss
Florence Duckett $1.00, Mrs. J. II.
Sehoppaul 50c, Mrs. N. Shapiro $1.00,
Mrs. J. W. Buchanan $1.00, Mrs. D
W. Mullinax $100, Mrs. A. W.
Cheshire 25c, Mrs. C. C. Cooper $1.00
Mrs. B. F. Kennedy $10.00, Mrs. T
L, Estes $2 00, Mrs. Laura Youn
50c, N. Shapiro $2.00, Norman <SMurphy
$2.00, L. J. Browning $1.00
W. T. Beaty $1.00, J. M. Jeter $20.00,
| W. R. Kelly $5.00, H. L. Gaffr.ev
$2.00, Duncan McDougal $1.00, Bo^th
Hart $1.00, W. D. Ar'hur Co. $10 00
N. W. A. Bottling Co. $5.00, C. S
Walker $1.00, Mrs. W. D. Hnr i .
i $1.00, Mrs. A. D. Cooper $ 00, Mrs
! G O Hodge $1.00. Mrs, Miles Smith
$1.00, Mrs. J. B. Rrnd'ey $1.50. M**s
T. E. Kirby 50e. Mrs. C. E. Edward
50c, Mrs. L. A. Shaver 50'\ Mrs. S. S
Edens $1.00, Mrs. W. W. Coopr
I THE FIRST THOUSj
You who have not sav<
lars?wouldn't it make y(
say, "My thousand dollars
Certainly it would! Ai
man or woman in other w
In the process of saving
! and lessons in economy t
ence between success and J
i
!
j Our Savings Departmen
| save. And we add 6 per i
A
New accounts came to us i
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I The Bank
g|| C. C. SANDERS, President.
W. W. ALM
I Safety Deposit 1
THE MAKING (
;;
A properly drawn Will is
complete protection for ever]
I A carefully chosen and cor
efficient and economical cairy
the Will in exact accoi dance i
tor.
I5y consulting our officers r<
Will and by naming this br^nk
inate all danger of mistakes
settlement of your estate.
CAPITAI. ANI) HIIRI
I NICHOLSON BAN
!! Member Federal 1
KMSI.IK NICIIOI,SON. I?re?.
W. S. NICHOLSON, M. J
I! VIre Pr?
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11.00, Mis Lunette Piegler 60c, M.ss JH|
Celestine Crook. 60c, W. W. Cooper
$1.00, Mrs. Julia A. Thomas 60c, Mrs. | H
Frank Happerfield 60c, Mrs. R. M. R
Hendley 50c, Mrs. F. E. Humphries H
50c, Mrs. E. C. Fore 50c, Mrs. R. M- R
Love 60c, Mrs. J. T. Sexton $1.00, H
Cash 20c, Mrs. W. P. Boyd $2.00, Mrs H
D. C. Flynn $1.00, Mrs. P. C. Davi? B
$1.00, Mrs. J. MT Crow 60c, Cash 25c H
H. E. Thomson $1.00, Mrs. II. E. R
Thomson $1.00, Mrs. Lucy Moore H
?1.00, Mrs. L. P. Kennedy $1.00, Miss H
bailie Thomson $1.00, Miss Catherine H
Tiomson $1.00, Mrs. S. R. Perrin H
M.00, Mrs. Geo. Perrin $1.00, M:ss E?
Carroll Robertson $1.00, Mrs. W:l- H
'iam Coleman $10.00, Miss Ix>is Town- R
end $1.00, Mrs. Hix $1.60, Miss I
Maude Goforth $1.00, Mrs. F. E. L:n R
er $1.00, Mrs. R. Gilliam 50c, Mrs. H
L K. Young 50c, Miss Theo Young H
*1.00, Mrs. Meloy Smith $1.00, Mr. H
*. R. Berry $1.00, Mrs. G. B. Barron H
*1.00, Mrs. Mary Garner 50c, Mrs
Tas. W. \hncent $1.00. Mrs. W. H gj
Tones 50c, Mrs. Mary Haney 25". Mr. R
T. H. Rartles 60c, Mrs. Jim Wilburn H
'1.00, Jim Wilburn $1.00. Mrs. G"n M
ry 50c, Mrs. Foster B-mtley $1.00 H
'Irs. Sawyer 50c, Mrs. .Russell Jeto" ' H
3.00, Miss Emma Brandon 50c, Mrs. j H
G. Young 25c, Mrs. W. D. Ar'hur 3
'1.00, Mrs. J. D. Arthur $1.00. Mrs. H
Hdw. S. Reaves $1.00, Mrs. W. T. H
leaty $1.00, Mrs. Emslie N'icholson R
*5.00, Mrs. McAlpine $1.00, Mrs. R
'anette Wallace 50c, Mrs. N. M. I in- R
j 'er 25c, Mrs. Norman $1.00, Mrs. Ida R
1 laker $1.00, Mrs. Evelina Rice 50c R
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iuio. u. nay rum mia, v^uiii'>
Godshall 20c, Mrs. John A. Fant $5.0f
Mrs. D. N. Jones $1.00, Mrs. H. V
. 'rierson $1.00, Mrs. H. V. Fostot
| >20.00, Miss Mary Emma Fost i
I >20.00, Mrs. Mobley Jeter $1.00, Mrs
Geo. H. Oetzel $1.00, Mrs. Partlov
$1.00, Mrs. Culp $1.00, Mrs. 11. L
Kennedy $2.90, Mrs. Norman Beatj
50c, Miss Belle Crawford $1.00, Miss
Minnie Walker $1.00, Mrs. Lizzie
Crawford $1.00, Mrs. Brandon $1.00,.
Giles Crawford $2.00, Mrs. McElroy
51.00, Mrs. Jeffries $1.00, Mrs. Court
ney $1.00, Mrs. Barron 25c, M s
Sartor $1.00, Miss Frances Sartor
^2.00, Miss Miller 25c, Miss Forrest
er 25c, Miss Waters 25c, M'ss Wil
Mams 25c, Miss Davidson 25c, Mis
Westbrook 25c, Miss Fannie Le
Sparks 25c, Miss Sara Morgan $1.00 p|
C. B. Sparks $1.00, Mrs. C. B. Snark
'LOO, Mrs. Jackson 50c, Mrs. D. C K;j
Clark 50c, Mrs. Barron 10c, Mr. S
*>nd Mrs. Harrie Storm $2 00, TTavnr,? B
Harris $1.00, L. G. McHucrh *1.0*
I Noland's Market $1.00. Miss Dor's |||
m I
?d the first thousand dol- 8
>u feel good to be able to ^
9??
$1.C
Mcl
id you would be a better >frs
ays for having saved.
Jen
one learns habits of thrift r?oc,
hat may mean the differ- ^.rt
failure in life. Kci
Mrs
it makes it easy for you to i JJ5?
sent yearly interest. ; Bot
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today, making a total of ^
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E. F. KELLY, Vice-President. of*":
AN, Cashier. fam
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C. ALLEN cap
CUTS THE PRICE I'
A THREE DAY SALE OF COATS, COAT SUITS AND I *
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10% Off on All Other Merchandise
$10.00 LADIES' HIGH AND LOW HEEL HKH TOP
SHOES
Special SS.OO
NO DISCOUNT ON OMEN'S BILLIKEN SHOES
C. ALLEN CO.
HOUSE OF DEPENDABLE GOODS
Miss Lula Gault 50c, W. S.
^ure $5.00, Mrs. M. J. Mabry 86c, H
i. Wm. H. Bahan $1.00, S. R. Per- I | |
$1.00, Mrs. J. A. Brown $1.00, I TF T
i. T. E. Bailey $1.00, Mrs. H. B. I By B j U
nin^s $1.00, Mrs. W. S. Nicholson I ^
, Mrs. Fannie McLure 50c, Mrs I
icen $1.00, Mrs. T. J. Glenn $1.00. I
>. J. W. Pollard $1.00, Mrs. Mary I M fU "1
ti ?n nn I IB II d W B
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Fripp %?\ IflallllUU 111 adlc
(. Dora Williams $1.00, Mrs. Chns. j
linson 25c, Mrs. W. P. Duck tto i
i,S? "" WILL CONTINUE WITH UNABATED FURY
? TO AND THROUGH
ito for the office of Mayor of tho ;
of Union at the next Democratic,
nary to be held for that office and ;
sws suss ?~SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30
have felt some hesitation in mak- j
the announcement at this early *m wp |TA?f ArTPIl Til IT I
but, at the earnest solicitation El |\ |\|l I I I M hN I HA I /I
-oters from all sections of the citv. 11 W IWI VI 1 Lill I Ilri I t\
m convinced that I make no mis?
in making this announcement at
time, as there are matters of imtance
and of vital interest to the A*/*!- AAA PTAAl/' AF1 AAAAP
?.ws; to,001) MUIK Or GOODS
material aid in obtaining and in
liliarizing the public with, and
ch should bear great weight in
'8e'ectionofy?urrxK.rL?:ro. is SLAUGHTERED SO EFFECTIVELY
Bids Advertised For
THE OPPORTUNITY IS HERE FOR
9 for the Chain Gang and Poor
i$e. Bids must be received b.,
r's office. The following rql THE PURCHASE OF MERCHANDISE FOR I
of supplies advertised for bids:
Chain Gang
^ S WINTER. DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
ounds coffee, 12 pounds sugar, B g
i soap, 1-2 pound black pepper, I
Kiund.gHtve^iioMmoiM.^,| SHOES. MENS AND ROYS' flftTfflNf!
'uuu auuB) w n?;iu(iB nil, tv jjuuuun 7 VUVllHilU.
,cco, 1 box matches, 44 pound cabi,
11 pecks Irish potatoes. JK ..
Poor House
15 pounds flour, 5 packages soda, Vi mm mmmm
Packages Gold Dust, 1 box Ki e mm ? H
cco, 25 pounds sugar, 12 bars HSm| ^m?oJr St 3H I W / H
pounds coffee^ JQ.S Si lW J,.
Supervisor Union County.
'who'harnr'one'.houTdor'a m Y?ur Money's Worth or Your Money Back. J
lower than the other. The low
lder generally the right, for
Iroop is causd hv using one han>'
arm more than the other. ~
There were 75 postoffices in the Upper Silesia is the western PennFriday
night dream if told to a United States in 1790. , sylvania of Europe,
d on Saturday morning is be- *?
1 in many parts to be a sure The finest emeralds in the world are Workmen in turpentine factories
of what is to take place. found in Colombia. never have rheumatism.