The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, December 06, 1921, Image 4
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Direction under 'Jtod Niblo
P PhorOQ'::.phq under oArrliur Cdeson / w
C-J With nothin tha* has ever been done in the v.-._t -multitude ol hints given to t?e
-4 the world, c 1 y u fairly compare this supreme ; luri/.ntion of a story that
has made mi.lion? of men and women in every cc : ~y on the face of the earth k_J
^ * IrtitrsK nnrl rr \ 'nr?frwrr.f11r* pmnlion. .rl.'iti; ~!as Fairbanks as the V J
^...v.wuo ovi > itc, Ktrnerousiy rendi-rcd,
has softened the agony, as-|
suag?-d the pain, and by the very power
of unselfishness brought us thus;
far through the ordeal and shock of j
the sudden sickness and taking nwayi
< f our father, J. C. Finley. |
. ?n * y-sT'itt.T S3 We can never cease to be grateful;
\ 1 VI N IVlAl% 1 llN H to ('vory neighbor, friend and ac'
I quaintance who stretched forth a
B hand to us in our darkness and sorB
r -.v. surely we have the best neigh//rk
4 nr,AUi Tiger POEMPIJiW F< lmrs and friends that earth affords.
PARDON i?i i riVlilsVll B When we were helpless, you came to
B our help, when our eyes were blind
.I . i r. ... it. in t hn l'antrv" I with tears you saw for us, and for all
A Farce Comedy Xdapted ln.m oily in the lantry f inu, Wf. blesa you and be fu?,
15, K'ward Child* Carpenter B ()f appreciation for your loving symDirerted
In Sidnev Olcott S tender ministrations.
1 " B No word, no thoughtful act, nor ten-,
Distributed by GoUlwyn H der ministration for him who was so
g dear to us shall ever be forgotten, an 1 j
\|,S0 B ubil?' our prayer is that you may long
Q be spared such a Gethsemane as ours,
7 ^_ >ir?--57'r? b 'bat. we may be near and have
DAT hP NKWS | the opportunity, which we shall count
* * ill-' K ,ts a privilege, of bringing to you in
Bj ymr hour of darkness and grief some
^ . _ ? ? ^. . . B,<inv ray of the love and service and
1 OlrlOlvrvw ?v B ministry yeu so graciously brought to
B Kspeeially are we grateful for the
'] A eyl? ,o / \ B; h-ant iful flowers, and of all the beau!
Ltk\k*.~* B tiful expressions and comforting reB;
membranees. Nothing is sweeter to us
L'T /"lOf T) I than the beautiful floral expression,
j* i/JLikil-il* 1 VJKsLjU { from those with whom and for
whom he daily worked. May our Fath|
(l|. jn Heaven keep and bless you all,
__ . ???????? f,nd when the times shall strike may
I, i m pi comfort and raise up precious
37:**"'T71 xw~ friends and neighbors to comfort each
I WE WANT von; COME IN OUR STORE I
p , ^ Children.
IlgHPPH ?,ild see OJr fl!'l P S?c;ial Advertisements
H lir,e of Sterling ?3- 1
gWr I I ver Table Weir S "tlu'Wo"'""'- 11
1 \ i "?/{ I '/ , 1,1 I1 t DO\"7 FAIL to come to the box so.
.-M'VJ \ <r- v aila iUC new Irs 2 < i*?l -nd enjry prreat fun during the
M /G;b \ ' A / t r - 01 - f, :,r """,,r ,)ny" Snk' "l th0 w?t;
P. " fV \ *yr>? of Conuntinny Plate p .*'!!:
m\ 1 .-jj TV 1 _?. \ T Till'. WONDER Hijr reduction
-1 i'TS?- V. C F6' a'e on roat Suits, Dresses, Skirts,
ril . | Hoys' Suits and Shoes, Wednesday,
^ ce*ven. *)(C- to Saturday, 10th. It
_ - I O.ST On streets of Union, one black
lirpaf!v Hove. Finder please tfotify
J The Times. (Tlove lost on SaturMrs.
Clara Pnuly, of Chicago, will
remember 1920 as the year in which
THE UNION HARDWARE COMPANY g tt,
5ILVERWEAR I of the year the family was increased
Union S. C. I I he arrival of two boys, while oti
? the \np * the ^?<f\r there camejf
Generift Hospital,
Spartanburg, S. C., Deed 5, 1921.
Editor Union Times:
To you and my many friends V
throughout Union county, my native ^
county by adoption. I located from A
active Methodist itinerary at beginning
of present conference year in ?
November. Through the aid of a gen- J
erous friend I am undergoing medical *9
and surgical treatment that hitherto
I was unable to take. ?l
On last Wednesday I had an operation.
Tonsils were removed; also
some treatment of the neck. There is J
a slight possibility of it being necessary
to have some work done on my V
nose by having nazal passages made A
straight. In addition I probably have
an abscess or so caused by bad teeth.
With a little dental work I will be t
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in excellent condition. Already I feel J
like a new creature. *9
On April 10, 1911, my father a|ul
E C ^ noble D'Art,. :iun has caught, with raie fee1. i! at indescribable some- CJ M
II J tiling" that maLLs him tiuly to live the part. w H
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A PICTURE FOR EVERYONE! I
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA I
STOW STARTS: 1:30, 4. 6:30, 9 I
Admission: Adults 50c, Children 25c Plus War Tax. |
g? ? i it f H ^ I A_ \ Xo earthly power can call bark the
1 mm o /T\ 6~^ kf I loVt'<l form, nothing pive voice to the
I w M ,j - j M S y * J\ fi R f , I silent lips; neither can the wound of|
I ^ J J. JL JL JhL JL JL <??% "-- ii j "l,r hearts soon, if ever, be healed.'
js 5 But sympathy, tender ministrations,
motner aiea. rney were buried in ^
Union. The same fall I entered high
school, where I was for the scholastic ?
year. September, 1912, I entered Wof- ^
ford college. I worked my way V
through, received an A. B. degree at ??i
the end of four years with the same *<
class mates who entered freshman ^
class with me. %
I have been in active ministry* for ^
five years. Have not had a vacation V
since I entered college. My energy 4yi
is low because of the need of rest, A
my vitality has been low because of ^
an abnormal condition of nose and
throat. My condition was called to ^
the attention of my brethren. The V
result is the treatment I am receiv- y
ing.
Elijah was commanded by the Ixird ^
to go to the home of the widow of
Zarephath. She informed him a lit- J
tie oil was in the cruise. She had
dusted her meal barrel to bake a ^
little cake for herself and starving 4&1
son. She was destitute, famine was A
on the land. In obedience to the command
of Elijah the widow first made ^
a cake for the man of God. She gave
all. As a result both her cruise of
oil and meal was replenished until the ?*i
day it rained upon the land. At the Ai
close of my year's work in the ministry
I had no reservations. From a X
standpoint of health, energy and ^
financial recourses I was at the small V
end of the horn. However, I am in a ?*<
state of replenishment. Ai
The celebrated I)r. Steedly is giving
me necessary surgical treatment. ^
S. C. Dunlop. V
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Landrum V
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It has been sometime since I chatted 4*
with The Times' readers.
I^mdrum is having some ehnnge- a
able weather, wind, rain and sun- f
shine, but not so very cold yet. Sev- ^
er:il hogs have been killed, but I think ^
it is rather risky, to kill large ones 4*
yet. There are some extra large hogs
here. A
The I>andrum High School girls' $
basket ball team played Spartan j
Academy girls this week, resulting in *4
victory for Landrum girls, score 24 4?
to 13. A
A freight train struck a team of ^5
mules last Wednesday night at the %
main crossing here, killing them both. ^
The driver of the wagon escaped in- ^
jury but the wagon was gadly dam- 4*
nged. A
The Baptist church that has been A
without a pastor for some time has ?
called Rev. Honeycut from Green- ^
wood county, and I understand the V
call has been accepted. Rev. Honey- y
cutt preached for the congregation a A
few weeks ago and made quite a A4
favorable impression. Rev. Montgom- X
cry was returned to the Methodist ^
church again this year. V
Mrs. M. M. Railey and daughter, 4*1
Mrs. Dent, of Columbia, visited rela- A
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, "Just what i
I wanted?a
< KODAK i
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That's the nice
tiling about giving <
a Kodak ? you j
know it's what
they want. j
All the Kodaks are V
simple to work ? as 'f
we can show you, and j
they make good picr A
tures -as we can show A
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you, too. ?
Kodaki frtm $8.00 uf I
Hroivnifi rrtm $2.00 uf 2
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Union Drug Store
Phone 116 and J ^
"Follow Our Pointer" f
THURSDAY, DEC. 8TH | *
10:30 A. IV!. |
ON THE ABOVE DATE WE HAVE CONSIGNED TO US TO SELL |
pap tup uiru nnn ap aw fytppmfiv fa?y TERMS
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(ON EAST MAIN STREET) - |
This fine Piece of Property Has Been Ideally Sub-divided Into a X
Number of the Most Choice Residential Lots Available in the Good ?
Town of Union. ??
NERVE VS. BRAIN $
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The average man has fairly good judgment. In fact there are
so many men that can give you advice that the market is fairly
glutted with it. Then why is it that some men accumulate Y
wealth and others seem never to get very far ahead of the game? %
It isn't a matter of energy. Some of the most industrious men X
you ever knew were about the greatest failures. It is simply a X
question of nerve-nerve to back their judgment with their money V
T 7 /\ 1 l nn v\ c\ 1 1 4- in n/nl 4? \?/nl i rv ^ ? ? - - ? - - 1 -1 - - 1 1- ? -/?i_ ?11 - - - ? -A
^ ?y yj u K^aii l;cIH Li us SCU-I tJilclIlCti 11 yi)U lllvt', UUl clILGl' till, It IS-JUSt
the difference between a thoroughbred horse and a plug. If you X
attend the sale of the Hunter Property (Thursday, December 8,
10:30 A. M.) you will see the thoroughbreds buying on their
* judgment and the plugs so scared that they will jump every time. V
^ the bass drum beats. It has been truly said, "That a boy who will X
^ not take a chance is an old man already," and a man who won't A
take a chance-well, you know how dead Lazarus was-so back
your judgment with your money and you will always have money y
' with which to back your judgment. Buy a lot of the Hunter Y
' Property at your price, sell later if you like at your own high X
price. A
; FREE $100.00 FREE I
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To the person (everybody eligible) giving the Hunter Prop- y
erty the most appropriate name, which is to be determined by a
committee, we will award them with Ten Dollars. Your sugges- X
tion must be in the box in front of E. F. Kelly & Bro's. oofTice by
6 P. M., Tuesday, December 6th. (See Special Card.) y
To the Woman's Club of Union having the largest percentage y
of members present at the Lot Sale we -will award them with
Ten Dollars. To the second largest percentage present we will X
award them $7.50; to the third largest percentage present we
will award them $5.00. (See Special Card.) y
We will also give away many dollars on the grounds, so don't y
fail to attend this big sale of the best residential property available
in the good town of Union. X
THURSDAY, DEC. 8TH, AT 10:30 A. M. ?
Go out today and select the lot that suits you best-then "meet X
us with a smile." ^ X
For furthter information see one of our Publicity representa- X
tives at Hotel Union, or E. F. Kelly & Bro., our local agents. y
YOUR OWN PRICE! EXTRA EASY TERMS! X
The "All Star" Brass Band Will be There Furnishing All of The
Latest Creations. %
SALE CONDUCTED FOR MRS. L. G. YOUNG BY ?
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souinern states I
Realty Co. I "Land
Selling on a Sound Business Basis." | S.
B. King, President E. F. Kelly & Bro, Local Agents X
HOME OFFICE: GREENWOOD, S. C. if
By the way, if you contemplate the sale of your land, handle ^
the matter through us. Reference, any financial institution of T
our home, anybody with whom we have ever done business- J
anybody, anywhere that knows us. " Y