The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, December 08, 1921, Image 4
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I NORMA TALMADGE
I "PASSION FLOWER"
I BUSTER KEATON
I "HARD LUCK" ;
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If repairs are needed around
the Home Place because
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CYPRESS
"THE WOOD ETERNAL" i
was not used at first there is Good "
Cheer in the fact that lr you repair
with Cypress you stop the cycle of
costly and annoying replacements.
Then,?"Buy the Grade That Fits the Job."
Why pay for a higher grade than the
work needs? That kind of intelligent i
buying gives you still another real sav- 1
L . , . ing. It's worth while.
Your nearest lumber dealer will give
you honest advice. So will we. J
Write for list of FREE PLANS for farm buildings.
Southern Cypress Mfrs.'Assn. Insist on "Tide I i
Ar/X ' , Wster" Cypre.. '
2o9 Graham Building. ? rouc?nidentify
it by this marki
Jacksonville, r la. cS
YOUR LOCAL DEALER MILL SUI'J'LY YOU. IF HE
HASN*T ENOl CU CYPRESS LET I S ENOW A T ONCE. ^ IW.s.iuco? [
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f- Sepcial Advertisements !-a(|y Marjorie Dalrymple, a sister ,
i *:i mi* iti\ri CM man, is inc.* ursi
WANTED?Hustling air< ni in ?-.u I. ! man of English society to become a
county of South C arolina to take drummer." Lady Marjorie recently
orders for a last selling adding ma- . . , i 1
chine. Bij* commissions. Address '<turned to England after a success- ]
Lindler's Studio, i:!(t>5 .Wain Street, fu! business trip to America. j I
Columbia, S. C. 12-8-10
FOR SAI.E?Two jr<>?d milch cows;
will sell or trade for fat dry cattle.
C. B. Green, Osborn St.. .Won- <
arch. 1 tpd J
THE LADY WHO LOST a black hid j
glove, please cail at The 1 imes of- j
tice and fret it. It ,
More than 22,000 persons are killed j
annually in British India bv snak< j
?? | CHRISTMAS CANDY ''
?; We do not hesitate to say
t we have the most complete
stock of Christmas candy i.i
NORRIS' COMPLETE
j in Chocolates, Bon Bons,
WHAT GIFT MORE i | Ntt'.s Crystalized Fruits, J
A DDDADDI A TC ! 1 ? In a" sfy'es and size3.
APPROPRIATE , j Pr'tr e $1.00 to $2.00 the
THAN CANDY?
, . . ? , .WHITMAN'S COMPLETE
?and what Candy more ap- i .
"i| I-?I IN tL
preciated than Nunnully's? !
The Nunnally boxes are J 1 he most beautiful and
carefully relented and park j popular line in America in
ed to please the most dis- )' regular packages and gift
\ criminating. boxes ard bags. ~
The deliciousne^s of the Don't forget Whitman's
candy ? the attractiveness Sampler in one, two, three
I of the package > and the ~ n<i hue pound boxes, $1.50
price at which they are sold h e pound,
make them the perfect gift
at Christmas time. I FQ
f$l.G0 to $2.00 the pound. *"* '
SEND | DRUG STORE !
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t/'l////////// Phone, 63-69 J
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The Appreciated Gift e
s t o r ir s I
DRUG STORE
Exclusive Agents.
Lockhart Junction ?
Well, we have had a pretty fall.
erybody, I guess, is about ready for
nu.s. At this time it is cold enough
kill hogs. 1 have seen more large
gs, more corn and more sweet po:oes,
more ^me-ratsed molasses,
r where I have gone I have seen the
lis in every section grinding the
lie into molasses. I have had peo
to show me what they called their
o:?ts and I would see a 400 pound
g or one larger. I expect if some
avc seen had been weighed it might
the beam at 500 pounds. So it
ks like the people are all making
good living if they don't have much
>ney. This I like to see. U
The great talk and scare is the boll H
evil and, of course, no one knows H
lat he is going to do. You may IJ
cut out of a crop of cottoi. but
here there is meat and bread at
me you may feel safe. Everything
ll work out for the best. The things
the world will go on just the same
d way when we are gone, the way
all the world.
Four well known citizens of Union
unty have passed away: Mr. John
>ng, Mr. Mobley Finley and Mr.
ickhart James, who died at Mr. Will
aves' about two miles south of Un11.
I must call to mind something
knew of Mr. Lockhart James. I knew
m most nil my life. I heard my
illier speak of him many years ago
he v as in the Confederate war with
irn. There was a call made for solieds
from 16 to 45 years and that
at Mr. James, a young man at that
me, and my father was 45 years old;
Iso one of my brothers at the age of |
*>. I heard my father say he stayed
ith him in the same tent and found
ini to be a Rood young man, and I
ant to say what Mr. James said to
i<> about a year ago. We were talkig
about the members of the church
nd about the preaching of many
ears ago. lie told me he was one of
ver 100 members received in the
huvch at Bethlehem during a proracted
meeting that lasted into three
'eeks and he said out of that numer
there were only two outside of
limself living. lie said there hasn't
icon such a meeting at Bethlehem
ince that time, lie said: "I was a
oldior ifi the war and am one of them
n the church, a soldier of the Cross."
We are in sympathy with the beeaved
families.
Look out for me at I.oekhart Saturday.
Be ready for I am coming afer
your renewal for the paper.
Moxy.
The duck bills or monotremes of
\ustralia are the lowest mamma's
mown.
Subscribe to The Union Times.
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I'romut Action Is" IMeasinir Manv
Union Citizens.
Get down to the cause of every!
hing.
Bad backs are frequently caused by
weak kidneys.
Help the kidneys to Ret rid of kid10
v backache.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kidices
only.
N'o time wasted trying to cure other
roubles.
Union people endorse their merit. \
Ask your neighbor?
Mrs. J. F. Cheek, 4 Ravencroft St.,
Union, says: "Some few years ago
I had sharp pains in the small of my
lack and I certainly suffered terribly.
1 had severe headaches and dizzy
spoils and was often afraid of falling.
The worst of all was the nervous
spells which came over me and I
couldn't stand the least noise. I felt
tired and languid and niy kidneys
didn't act right. I wfcs advised to get
some Doan's Kidney Pills ah I got
my supply at the Palmetto Drug Co. H
l'o my surprise they entirely cured
me of my trouble and I say a good
word for them at every opportunity."
Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't sim>ly
ask for a kidney lemedy?get
Dean's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Cheek had. Foster-Milbum Co.,
Mfrs., Buffalo. N. V.
' 'or Dest Results
Use
LIVE STOCK
REMEDIES
Sold by Druggists and Dea/?r?
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SOLD BY DKUGGISTS EVERYWHERE 1
Give Waterman's
Ideal Fountain Pen. i
The Appreciated Gift. I
The world-wide reputation jl
of Waterman's "Ideal" I j
Fountain Pen suggests it as wjgk
the perfect present for ?
?very member of the fami- Not
y. In addition to pride of
^osseision, it brings with it
/ears of faithful service. , N
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A size, style and price for jGnc
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WE ARE OVERSTOCKED WITH ONE 01
CLOTHING, HATS ETC., IN THE STATE. Wl
VERY SPECIAL PRICES.
NOW IS YODR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY SI
SUITS, OVERCOATS AND HATS AT A RIG
MOST OF THIS MERCHANDISE WAS BOI
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE MANUFACTI
LOWEST PRICES.
WHEN YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
MONEY IN YOUR POCKET.
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS 1
$50.00 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$37.50 ri
$45.00 Suits and Overcoats . , . $34.50 ^
$40.00 Suits and Overcoats . . . $30.00 ^
$35.00 Suits and Overcoats . . .$26.50 ^
$30.00 Suits and Overcoats . . .$22.50 r,
$25.00 Suits and Overcoats . . . $18.50 ^
$22.50 Suits and Overcoats . . .$16.50 ?
$20.00 Suits and Overcoats . . .$15.00 hi
$18.00 Suits and Overcoats . . . $13.50 ^
$15.00 Suits and Overcoats . . .$11.50 3
mio rA o . I A . mn I?A ^
<pi?tju ousts ana uvercoats . . . .wu +
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20 PER CENT OFF ON MEN'S HATS (j
$6.00 Velour and Felt Hats .... $4.80
$5.00 Velour and Felt Hatj .... $4.00 ^
$4.50 Velour and Fell Hats .... $3.60
$4.00 Velour and Felt Hats . . . .$3.20 ?
$3.50 Velour and Felt Hats .... $2.85 ^
$3.00 Velour and Felt Hats .... $2.40
2Q% OFF OPW AL
OUR GOODS WERE MARKED WITH A Vi
THE SALE, AND AT THESE REMARKABL'
TI0N MUST BE STRICTLY CASH. A SMA!
NECESSARY ALTERATIONS.
J. COH
THE HOUSE OF !
ice of Application loaning money to its members for the
F/>?. fkarlpr purpose of building homes, buying and ()
ror i,narier selling personal property and real erf- n
tate, and conducting such business i
otice is hereby given that the un- as is usually incident to such associ- c
igned residents of the town of ations. j
sville, county of Union, state of The initial capital stock of such o
;h Carolina, intend to file with corporation will be Five Thousand e
Secretary of State of South Car- Dollars, and the ultimate capital
i on the Kith day of December, Twenty Thousand Dollars, divided
. or thereafter a declaration for into share of the par value of One
rttr for the Home* Building and Hundred Dollars each. j
i Association of Jonesville, S. C., The books of subscription to the
h proposed corporation will have capital stock of said corporation will I
principal place of business in be opened at the Bank of Jonesville,!
sville, saia county and state, the Jonesville, S. C., on Monday, the 12th a
ral business thereof being the day of December, 1921, at* 10 o'clock
ction of dues from its members, A. M. <>
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N CO.'S "I
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Until January 1st
F THE BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF
fflCH WE ARE OFFERING THE PUBLIC AT
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EASONABLE MERCHANDISE, SUCH AS
REDUCTION. i
UGHT THIS SEASON FROM THE VERY
URERS IN THE UNITED STATES AT THE
PRICES MENTIONED BEIOW IT MEANS
| BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS
* $20.00 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$15.00
j $18.00 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$13.50
m $16.50 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$12.50
j $15.00 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$11.50
^ $12.50 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$9.50
^ $10.00 Suits and Overcoats .... $7.50
) $8.50 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$6.50
f $7.50 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$5.70
$6.00 Suits and Overcoats . . . .$4.50
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> MEN'S PANTS REDUCED 25 PER CENT
^ $8.00 Pants now $.6.00
h $7.50 Pants now $5.85
$7.00 Pants now $5.25
? $6.00 Pants now $4.50
ft $5.00 Pants now $3.75
t $4.00 Pants now $3,00
$3.50 Pants now $2.75
$3.00 Pants now $2.25
1 $2.50 Pants now . . .$1.85
JL SWEATERS j
ERY SMALL MARGIN OF PROFIT BEFORE
Y LOW SALE PRICES EVERY TRANSACLL
CHARGE WILL BE MADE FOR ANY
EN CO.
SATISFACTION ^
Notice is also Riven that a meeting One On The Bankers
f the subscribers to the capital slock _____
said corporation will he held at the ,
tank of Jonesville, Jonesville, S. C? 1Iows thlR? asked the lawyer.
,n the 12th day of December, 1921, at You've named six hankers in your will
2 o'clock, noon, for the purpose of t0 hP pallbearers. Of course, it's all >
jsfiftj Ar;,"1 ; r:?ht- jr- ^
j I,. Calvert, I some friends with whom you are on
.1. W. Lipscomb, ( better terms?"
Paul Free, - | "No, Judge, that's all -ight. Those
24.r?-?,t Corporators. fellows have' carried me for so long
1 ' they might as well finish the job."
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