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THE UNION TIMES! Published Dally Except Sunday By 1HE UNION TIMES COMPANY Lewis M. Rice Ed-tor ! Registered at the Postotlice in Union, S. C. *9 second class matter. . i , i ... Tiroes Building Main Strie Bell Telephone No. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RAIES One Year $4.90 i .x Months JJ.00 ' Three Mentha 1.03 ADVERTISEMEN I S One Square, first Insertion $1.0 > : Every subsequent insertion -'>0 Obituary notices. Church and I.odu'e notices and notices of public meeting . en tertainmenta ami Cards of Thanks will chanted for at the rate of one cent a word, cash accompanying the order. Count th.words and you will know what the cost will be. * 'm ? MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusive y entit'ed to the use for republication of new. I dispatches credited to it or not oth.-rwise ! credited In this paper, and also the loou! news published therein. f LL ? WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1021 Remember the Sardis Farm ho^ sale tomorrow, Thursday, at 12:3u o'clock. Fine time to stock up on fine stock for hog raising. A recent movement has been made by the Southern colleges and universities to unite in an effort to have clean sports ? particularly in the matter of football. It has been agreed by the representatives of the institutions that freshmen will not be allowed to play upon the varsity team. No man can play more than three years on that team. No man who has played on a regj'uu ec-ntest game on one college team can thereafter play upon no other ot the college teams. A man must make a certain standard in his classes. Such a movement, provided the college authorities get the organization functioning will virtually save football as a college a port. We have found the men with whom we have discussed the plan to promote a cannery here more than responsive. Many of them are enthusiastic. It is a great thing if wo can "put it across." It is not large in itself, but it will lead to larger things. We may flatter ourselves that we will be able to go on raising cotton in the same old way for a money crop, and fool Olirsplvps into thinlrirwr li ! f *\.,i will succeed at it. But we are just as certain to fail under the old plan ?3 time rolls around. A cannery, a creamery, chicken farms, hop: fnrnn truck, fruits and vegetables will form a part of our future farming operations. Such things may be slow in " coming, but come they will. If we would be wise, we will start now. The cannery is, in a small way, the start. Will you help us? Subscribe $50 to such an enterprise. Do it now! Our cat says every fool that boars ? chip upon his shoulder will meet up with a bigger fool who will try to knock It ofl'. * * + Our cat says it is impolite to sneezi and cough in the face of another. * * ? Our cat says If he were a farmer he would join the proposed cotton marketing association. 0 * Our cat says a booster is one seeking to promote community interest; while a boaster is one that seeks t-> advance himself. Our cat says the way to have goon officers of the law is to give them your hearty cooporation. # Our cat soys every time you er.\ ifhard times" you drive n nail in tlm ! jjy coffin of "good times." . , IOnr cat says the way to reform bootleggers is in send them to the.1 chalngang. Our cat says high freight, and pas-' senger rates are filling the highways with flivver*. r Our cat nays when the laws arc strictly enforced there will be fewer violators of the law. Our cat says because advice is i cheap people will have none of it. If It coat more, more people would heed , Special Advertisements RED ROSE SELF-RISING FLOUR is made by the same mill thai makes the famous Pansy Flour. Pansy Flour is the best plain.flour sold in South Carolina .regardless of price, and if you want good seifvising flour made by the same mil! call for Red Rose. For sale by Tin Union-Buffalo Mills Stores. 1249-0? FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Rhone 227-1, 109 South street. 1247-Sat-Wi lWEST SPRINGS WATER- Deliveries made only on Saturday and upon standing orders, through the winter months. Phone 2*120. J. Boyd Lancaster. 1200-Mon.Wcd.t f BUTTER FAT DAIRY FEED gives results that you can both see and appreciate. Hulls, Meal and Butter Fat Dairy Feed, fresh car of each. Get your supply before weather gets bad and while the price is lowest. The Union-Buffalo Mid.-* j Stores. 1249-ot MAN OR WOMAN WANTED? Salary $3G, full time, 73c an lioai j spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience unm ! essnry. Guaranteed Mills, Norn -j town. Pa. 1197-Wc l-20t d FLOUR?Call at Farnnis Bor.ii i. Warehouse and buy. Flour is . j consignment. Price and qiiaii'., j the best. Farmers Bonded Who house. 122 f t ; GOLDEN GRAIN HORSE A! MULE FEED, Energy Scratch or i lien Feed, the price is right, the quality is better than you can get j l >r the same money. Now is t ie! time to buy it. The Union Builkdo j I .' ills Stores. 1249-01 i | FOR RENT?Two apartment- of .'1. 1; j or 5 rooms each, all modern eon . j venienccs. L. G. Young. 1247-tfl FOlt SALE?Two nice building loti en Arthur Boulevard, paved sidewalk. mar the home of .1 thus >n Crosby. J. Louis Gilliam. 12!3 n i ('II SALE?30 acres land jnst en. ' Mdo incorporate limits, new ->-ro< .a bungalow, 1 arn and well. Aho.n , half in cultivation, balance in pines j and pasture. Will make a good: dairy and truck farm. Also .'."i acres land joining the Monaich I Mills property; about halt" la .?l i open, balance in pines and original forest. At a close price and *. > ! terms. D. Fant Gilliam. 1248 Oil CHASE & SANBORN'S COFFEE'S the best is the cheapest. It you do not find our Red Seal or S nl Brand the best Coffee for the mo;., y or for any price, we will give y< .r I money back. If you want yo r money's worth in quality and sat' faction, trade with The Union-Be 'falo Mills Stores. 1 VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT F< R SALE?I offer my 10-rooin h> located on corner Church and Soi.h streets for sale. All modern c -?i veniences, centrally located. Hot: e i new. Come see me if you desire a residence in Union. Will exchange for part payment a smaller house, or for farm land S. W. Mitchell. 12-18-ij. pd WHEN YOUR AUTOMOBILE is in need of repairs, bring it to our g.i- : rage. Charges reasonable. O r j aha is to please you. Gilliam Light i & Motor Co. 1248-fit FOR SALE?3a well-bred r-hoais. i weighing from 30 to To pounds. . The price is right. J. L. McKinnt y, Jonesville. S C. 124S-3t , FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS the, ou st critical housekeepers have do-1 ponded on Pansy Flour for all par-i ticular occasions. No more particular time than Christmas to flour, I bread, cakes and pastry. Fresh car; just in, better than ever. The Un-I ion-Buffalo Mills Stores. 1249-(>t; MONEY TO LOAN on city and farm property, ranging in amounts fror.i S2R0 onn ? v n?... ron. 1186-'f HAVE YOUR AUTOMOBILE wash-d at our place for $1.00. Gilliam Light 1 & Motor Co. 1218-01 i LADIES' HOME JOURNAL, $1.50 per year; Saturday Evening Do.',' $2.00; Country Gentleman, $1.00; American Magazine, 82.50; Woman's Home Companion. 2.0(1; Collier's, $2.50; Mentor, $ 1.00; Pictorial Ite iow, $2 50; Go< d llousek* ,?i. g 82.50; Buys' Life, $2.00; Elude.; $2.00; Modern I'riseilla, $2.0(),or any others you like. Send magazines a Christmas gifts and save time and wiicrv. Mrs. Otis Lancaster, 1'hnue 40-W, Union, S. C. 12IG-Gt ADDITIONAL PROOF i had some form of skin trou ble on my leg for the last 15 years, la'.ely it became very badly swollen and inflamed?aft r one di y's use of "Storm's Lotion" all of the itching and "soreness wa g< no; al'ter 10 days' treatment I am cured. {Signed) C. II. Willard, N'o. 10 Lj brand S . Union, S. C. "Storm's Lotion" guaranteed by I Storm's Drug, Store. CHEST COLDS Apply over throat and chest ?cover witJi hot flattnel cloth. VICB-J S V a po Rub Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly THE IDEAL GIFT Waterman's "Ideal" Fountain Pen. UNION DRUG STORE A new Yiddish-Hebrew dictionary is being prepared by "Sefatemi," a Hebrew speaking organization. Wings ( f the butterfly or moth are covered with millions of tiny colored) scales. United States imported .'15,000,000 pounds of Brazil nuts during the first Italf of 1020. | 1 i f ,:mA ! Whole Store Strug | United States Less Than fl ' N. Shapiro, Union, S. C., has turned over his entire stoc regardless of price. | This stock consists of $41 I Dry Goods, Clothing, I and Staple I Next Friday, I AT UNI 1 Must be sold in 8 days of fast, furious, reckless, wild si The greatest Sale that ever struck Union County will i These goods will move regardless of price. Jno. W. N price in 8 days, will cut, smash, murder prices far bey< motto is: Sell?Sell?Regardless of Price. Stop, lool this stock at such unheard of prices for? United Stat goods quickly! 1 In Onln | lb OfllG Just to stimulate early at- . tendance to this big Sale event r; . , . tricotine ft to induce you to come early velour a ? and really see, with your own CAN^RNG^EPE ff '' eyes, how we have cut prices, ^ _ />a |j we will sell to the first fifty $7.47 And uP ladies entering our store Fri- , , eI. . 1 day morning at 9 o'clock a Ladie8 Skirts | pair of Hose at lc, the like $1.99 And uP !i! never bought in all your life. Ladies' Coats I'd. . _ - _ broad cloth Bargains <5 MrC* Thai You Will "uT Remember $4.47 And Up THOUSANDS OF ARTICLES ON SALE AT I GREATER REDUCTION THAN WE ADVERTISE?SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT GIVING ALL PRICES, Mr. Boll Weevil and the Unit I taken possession of this stocl I merciful prices. Sale opens j I ends Xmas Eve night. I No C. O. D. m mr No Refund*. Evtrythmg |m/l |1 111 Cash and Final. 1V10UI >Jl?9 % igles in the Grip of * i Sales System alf Price Sale k to United States Sales System, of Charlotte, N. C., to sell, 1,000 worth of Latest Style Shoes, Ready-to-Wear Merchandise I December 16th I ION, S. ?. I oil in nr ranrofillacc rnol* onvtli innr La mnva tlioca (VAAllc H I UIVOO VI VV0ly UI1J Ullllg IV IIIVTV 111V0V gvvwo* open orton, sent here to close out this stock of goods at some ond your expectations. The United States Sales System k at prices! Oh, hush! What are they going to close out es Sales System does it this way. Watch us move the MILLINERY 4 ^ C! aIA at your own ijdlC price. - ? ^ siree! We haven't forgotten the men. First 50 entering store get Hose win *1 M * III f il^ress Pla'ds , . -19c UP " 111 BIG BARGAINS? ALL COLORS f Children's Coats $2.47 UP Men's Shoes $2.48 Up f S* II- i ^ Ladies' Shoes $1.79 Up / ( Infants' Shoes 87c Up M ' ^ [ / Children's Shoes $1.07 Up \\ v '' / ? \\ Yv^\ r Suit Cases 97c Up ^ l!? I Trunk# $3.97 Up \ //' \ J S Hand Bags .\97c Up - -/?* <<^\ B Ladies' Rubbers 57c ^ jh I Children's Rubber# 47c ^ /Lp| B | Men'# Rubber# 77c H' Q :ed States Sales System have I k. and will give it to you at un- I at 9 a. m. Friday, Dec. 16th, and I I 4PIKU ' M1 Ji T p Wanteds 25 Extra gfl union, a. u. sa,exPt'.? sp.rr'rced 1