The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, November 10, 1921, Image 2
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
RADICALISM'S FRUIT
This country, and the world in gen
crrl for that mutter, is reaping tin
fr- its of the seeds of radicalism. Mur
dcr stalks abroad; rapine, arson, rob
ber*? and every conceivable crime are
rampant. We are now reaping th<
har -?sts of yer-s of sowing. The rad
ica' in morals has preached free love
^ if Kr? nTimnlncfn/l on/
of . unrebuked. The result is e
mt. 'iplication of divorce and matrimc."uil
scandars. The sanctity of inar
riage no longer prevails in the mind?
of many. The radical in government
has filled the earth with his voice an.
flooded it with his writings. He, too
has gone unrebuked, and the harvest
is at hand?disobedience to law, contempt
for the courts and a brazei
spirit of rebellion against law.
The radical in religion has waxed
bold. He has mocked at spiritua'
verities and planted his insults in the'
face of God, and today we are reap
ing the harvest. TJi molested, unrebuked,
openly and brazenly men havi
ridiculed the religion of the fathers
and have set up altars to strange godi
and we are now reaping the harvest.
Having turned away from the onl}
true God, they have set up demon
worship and gods made by humar
hands. They have pulled down the
altars of the true God and act up
altars to false gods, or neglected to
build any altars whatsoever. Having
departed from the observance of the
Sabbath they find themselves violating
all the commandments of the catalogue.
The advocates of Sunday
baseball and Sunday selling did not
intend it, but they have helped to
cultivate a harvest of evil that threatens
to engulf the world. The lax moralist
throws a sop to his conscience
by giving alms to the widow and the
orphan. He little realizes that the
fruit of his own sowing will rob the
widow and orphan and pull down tht
shelter that is over their heads. Men
do not seem to be able to realize it
but it is true: it is easier to pull dowr.
than to build up. Any fool can daub
smudges of paint upon a masterpiece
and mar its beautv forever. The
radical 3hould be regarded with suspicion.
and his motives should be
brought to the light of day. Cold
logic should dissect his half baked
ideas and his brazen effrontery should
be vigorously rebuked. The radical
is a destroyer, not a builder; he is an
ads'enturer, not a discoverer; he is
often utterly selfish, godless and is
blindly groping his way. Having
abandoned the old paths he is blindly
trudging through the impenetrable
forest. Folow him not, save with
greatest caution. Believe him not, for
he has no new truths to proclaims. He
ste ted nowhere, from nowhere, and
g? i,* nowhere.
Our cat ' to preserve
your good name, for you may sorely
n??d it some time,"
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Our cat says radicalism is a syrap- I
torn of diseasa.
Our cat says there' arc too many
half-baked ideas turned loose in the
world.
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Our cat says good health is prized I
most after it has taken its departure.
Our cat says this town is generous $
to people in trouble.
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Our cat says surrender to adversity <ir
cowardly.
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Our cat says it is a lonely life thai
as no deep friendships.
Our cat says it is fun to run a bus- t
ness, but torment to be run by a bus
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Our cat says success easily turns a
ight head.
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Our cat says special privileges once
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Special Advertisements
AKE-RITE GRAHAM BREAD may .
be the thing you need to keep you \
in good health. Union Bake-Rite
Co. 1220-2t
IG BARBECUE ARMISTICE DAY .
?I will serve a barbccfle at my ^
place Friday, November 11. Pork,
hash, mutton, cooked by a first-cla3s
cook. Come get your dinner. G. (J. Hodge,
Union, S. C. 1220-2tpd '
OR RENT?Store in Smith block.
Apply to Mr. C. F. Hart, railroad
crossing, or to Mrs. Newell Smith.
161 Thurston St., Greenville, S. C
1196-Mon & Thur-tl
MONEY TO LOAN on city and farm
property, ranging in amounts
from $250 to $2,000. S. E. Bar
ron. ll8G-tr
'OR'SALE?Or.., two-horse Nisson
wagon, almost new, price right. The
Peoples Supply Co. 1218-lt
,'UT SUNSHINE in your home a*,
night by using Willys Light. City
comforts for country homes. Gilliam
Light & Motor Co. 1218-11
/OR SALE?Two resident houses,
modern conveniences, near Grace
Methodist church; also several lots
on Gage Ave., formerly a pai*t of
the Gage property. Citizens Rea.
Estate & Loan Co. 1218-It j
JAKb-KlTE BREAD contains more'
fow<i value than any other bread!
and is just as cheap. Get it fresh
every day at the Union Bake-Rite
Co. 1220-2t
/OR SALE?Piano, graphophone with
records; mattress, springs, cot and
other things. Apply to J. P. Byars,
30 Hart St. Phone 331-W. 1219-St
RESH BARREL New Orleans Molasses
just in. Going at 75c the
gallon. Phone us your order. J.
M. Jeter. Jr. 1216-f>t
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THE BAI
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11" it were not for our
wants of humanity would b
would practically be restri
produced in a limited area.
The richest man could not
out banking. The poorest
slave. All man's enterprises
ing system. Banking stands
And banking is ready to star
of your qualities of thrift nri
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AM PREPARED to treat axtetttal u
cancer* on basU of no cure no pay.
Reference* from people you kjnow.
Write or call to aee me. K. M.
Gregory, Union, S. C. 1215-tf
5AKE-RITE BREAD will give you
strength and vigor for the day's
work. Union Bake-Rite Co. 1220-2t
,'HREE ITIIACA douhle harrel ahotguns
at bargains. The Peoples Supply
Co. 1218-41
LNOTHER SHIPMENT of Premier
Cheese. Phone us your order; 85c
per pound. J. M. Jeter, Jr. 1216-6t
JOLLARS, bridles and harness. Peoples
Supply Co. 1218-4t
'OR RENT?Two hors* farm with
good two story dwelling and tenant
houses: pasture; two and one-half
miles from Union. B. L. McNally.
1216-tf
,AP ROBES at a reduction. Peonies
Supply Co. 1218-4t
>NE FORDSON TRACTOR, practically
new, price interesting. One
second hand Ford truck on pneumatic
iires. At a bargain. Gilliam
Light & Motor Co. 1218-4t
'OR SALE?Buggies and wagons at
a liberal discount. The Peoples
Supply Co. 1218-4t
'OR SALE?Excellent assortment of
used typewriters, all makes, and
they are priced to sell. We traded
them in on Royals. Calhoun Office
Supply Co., Spartanburg. 1220-2tpd
VHY ENDURE A COLD when a box
of Storm's Grippe Capsules cost
only a quarter. Phone 76. Storm's.
1219-5t
''OR RENT?One furnished room, upstairs.
Appy to Mrs. B. F. Peiglcr.
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ECZEMA CURED
IN THREE DAYS
"I have had eczema on my feet
for 0 years or more. After using
Storm's Lotion one time they felt
better, and at the end of 3 days
treatment they were entirely
cured.
(Signed) "I. W. Manesg,
"Union, S. C."
Storm's Lotion is guaranteed
by Storm's Ding Store, Union, S.
C.
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in 3 days. Standard remcd) for t*o fenera
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Demand red boa bearing Mr IIall * pom oil
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icted to the commodities
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under new management. As undei
continue to use the best of matrial
The sfipck on hand was boug)
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MEMPHIS
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Notice
There will be a meeuinp of the Unn
County Cotton association held
iturday, November 12th, at 11
clock at th# court house. At this
me officers will be elected and three
embers of 'the state board of dictors.
A. G. Kennedy,
?wis M. Rico, President.
Secretary. 11-3-8-9-10
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nion, S. C., Distributors. 1
Land Sale
I offer for sale my farm of 63
acres, located one mile from West
Springs on the Appalachian Highway;
good vesidence, containing five rooms
and all necessary outbuildings, good
orchard, land lies comparatively level
and most of it in cultivation producing
good crops. If you like to see this
place journey up the Appalachian
Highway to one mile of West Springs.
Cash sale only. For further particulars
call on or write
J. H. Hyatt,
1216-6t Pauline, R. 2.
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We use the best quality of everything that goes
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wholesale price and no housekeeper can make a cake ^
as cheap as we sell it for..
The same is true of our Pound Cake and Raisin
Cake. .
Every Fruit Cake in our attractive, sanitary tin
box will keep fresh indefinitely.
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