The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, December 19, 1921, Image 4
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TODAY
I A NIGHTMARE
J*.such as you've never seen, never had and never e/en
d heard about?that's what he goes through! And it's
I only one of the many troubles that
ft DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
I is in for in his big, new picture of a hundred laughs and
a hundred thrills.
| "WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY"
I Don't miss it! You'll never forget the gre^t flood scenes II
I ??a real, honest-to-goodness flood?that sweeps his lost
H sweetheart back to him. ?
I ALSO
;| "RUNAWAY TRAIN" j
K An Educational Comedy tfj
I USUAL ADMISSION [1
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I WILLIAM DE MILLE'S Production |j
I J "THE LOST ROMANCE" |!
WITH ;
11 Conrad Nagle, Lois Wilson and Jack Holt f
~ JZIZIL. Z~"'- __j
I A BIG STORM I
I Upon the Commerc
BUT WE ARE SECURELY ANCHORET
OF LOW PRICES.
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Men's Four-in-hand Silk Ties, 50c value, eao}
7mj Men's Percale Dress Shirts, $1.50 ea
Men's Corded Madras Dress Shirts, $2.50 v;
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Men's Blue Work Shirts, 60c value, each . .
I Hk Men's Blue Work Shirts, 2 pockets, 75c vali
j |Sr Men's Good Blue Overalls, pair
j JLrEoys' Good Blue Overalls, pair
?V en's Extra Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Draw
^ i Men's Extra Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Dra\
.. A Women's Union Suits, each
1 ^i?pys Extra Heavy Ribbed Union Suits, each
, - ..f.Tiisses' E. Z. Union Suits, each
^ Men's All Leather Army Shoes, pair
j Women's Work Shoes, pair
I Nashua Single Blankets, each
' rr^Crib Blankets, each
i Ladies' Long Black Coats, each
Boys' Wool Suits, each
> - Men's Good Jean Pants, pair
( Best 25c quality Dress Gingham, yard . . . .
i Good Dress Ginghams, yard
v . v. Good Chambray, yard
36-inch Percale, yard
> 36-inch Twill SniHnor vqv/1
- ^v?.vwife, J
| Large Huck Towels, each
[ \ Rath Towels, each
1 I \54-inch Repellant Flannel, yard
. fa? Y6-inch Wool Serge, yard
Vbinch Serge, yard
\L . Vd Flannel, yard
fr, ? .Ws Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, each . .
Ws Extra Fine Cambric Handkerchiefs, ea<
Ves' Embroidered Edge Handkerchiefs, e
ffiLk; Madeira Handkerchiefs, each ....
m i Linen Handkerchiefs, each
k |s' Silk Crepe Handkerchiefs, each . . .
: | jren's Silk Handkerchiefs, each
L | Iren's Hose, pair
| |s' Lisle Hose, pair
If 1 Ribbed Hose, pair
H M 1 Extra Heavy Hose, double knee, pair .
If [jf;; | Cotton Hose, all Colors, pair
I * \ Lxti'a Heavy Work Hose, pair ....
I , 1 Silk Hose, pair
I V Cotton Hose, pair
I \ Seam up Back Lisle Hose, pair . . . .
I \' lirv Pn/ilr TJ
R' I -vM.H up uacrv oui\ HUftC) {Jclll
w+ ,M bn's Knit Caps, each
t I Table Damask, yard
t 1 Table Damask, yard .
I y? f pil Cloth, dark colors, best quality, yai
! ||3b 1 extra fine Sea Island, yard
jfe I WHY PAY MORE ELSEV
Ik F. McLure Dry G
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Notic* R
Notice is hereby given that the undesigned
intend to file with Hon. W. .
Banks Dove, Secretary of State, on '
the 22nd day of December, 1921, or D?
thereafter, a dechfration for Charter p
for "The Union Dairy Company," ^
which proposed corporation is to have
its principal place of business in the
City of Union, County of Union, State w
of South Carolina. The general na- p
ture of the business which it proposes 01
to conduct is that of a general dairy, p
dealing in cattle, buying and selling ll
and owning real estate, operating a
general farm ,nnd the doing of nil
things incident to the above matters "
set forth. "
The capital stock of the proposed
corporation is to be Five Thousand c'
($.'>000.00) Dollars, divided into Fifty 0
(50) Shares of the par value of One
Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each. The
undersigned P. D* Barron and G. B.
Barron are residents of the City of
Union, S. C. ,.
Notice is also given that a meeting '
of the subscribers to the capital stock
f said company will be held in the office
of P. D. Barron, Attorney-at-Law, f
Union, S. C., on Thursday, the 22nd J
day of December, 1921, at 11 o'clock
a. m? for the purpose of organization
of said company and election of di- b
rections. P. D. Barron, P
G. B. Barron. e
Dated, Union, S. C., Dec. 15, 1921. s
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The "Unusual" Candy [
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iTiaxv^o tut unuouai
gift. Give Hollings- .
worth's Unusual Candy.
UNION DRUG STORE
Phone 116 and
"Look for the Boy."
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l/HERE "
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loads Co. j
esolutions and Proceedings
Of Tax Conference
i ???
rhe following resolution was adopted
f the Conference:
Whereas the tax situation in South
arolina is acute, both because of the
ronomic condition of the people and
le inadequate tax laws of the State,
e, a group of tax payers, In order to
lace the fiscal system of the State
n a proper basis, and to enlarge our
ublic resources and to set the buren
of financing the government
here it would be less grievously
nrne, do agree to the following measrers
for fundamental changes in our
?x laws and for immediate relief:
(1) The passage of constitutional
hanges proposed at the last session
f the legislature.
(2) For the placing of
(a) A gasoline,
(b) An occupation tax,
(c) An inheritance tax,
(d) An increase in the corporation
cense tax,
(e) An income tax based on the
'ederrl Income Tnx Law not to exced
10 per cent of the total Federal
ax assessed against each taxpayer.
(f) A luxury tax,
(3) To eliminate as far as possi-j
le all taxes on tangible and visible
roperty for the support of the stale
:ovemment, these taxes to be ab
orbed by other sources of revenue,
uch as are listed in Section 2 of this
tesolution.
A motion was adopted reeommendng
a reduction in taxation as far as
losstble, and rigid economy in exlenses
of the state government.
John G. Rice,
Secreary Tax Conference.
"Gifts That Last"
At a Big Saving
There still remain in our stock I
many desirable articles of Jewelr
that were not disposed of during
our Auction Sale.
As wc told you at that time,
"STORM'S IS GOING OUT OF
THE JEWELRY BUSINESS."
THIS STOCK MUST GO
and it is going rapidly at
the prices we have put on it.
THE CAREFUL
CHRISTMAS SHOPPER
In search of a gift of a more permanent
nature will find here many
answers to the gift quest:on.
JEWELRY PRICES
Cut to the Bone This Week.
Everything Must Go!
This Jewelry Stock is going at
an unheard of reduction.
AND FOLKS IT'S GOING FAST!
Don't wait until Saturday to
make your selection. Today?tonight.
come in and select your
gifts. Take them with you, or pay
25 per cent deposit and we will
hold them until Christmas.
S T 0 R t S
DRUG STORE
Open Nights Until 10:30.
Notice to Trespassers
All persons are waincd not to hunt,
>r allow their stock to fun at large
>r to trespass in any way on the lands
formerly known as the Wm. McJunkin
md John A. Fant places, in Santuc
Township, S. C.
I251-5t J. McJ. Fant.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
F YOU WANT a well-rooted James
grape vine and will pay 50 cents
for it call at The Times office. We
have them ready for planting. Come
get one. Wonderful results for littie
outlay. ltpd
PHONE 167
We sterilize all garments
vith hot dry steam. We
:uarantee not to slick or
corch any thing. Special atention
given to Parcel Post.
certainly appreciate it as
nuch or more than anyone
lse for a trial from you.
We call and deliver your
dressing anywhere. When
ou have a hurry-up job we
re at your service.
Hames Pressing and
Repair Shop.
Nicholson Rank Building.
PHONE 167
kgent for two dye houses,
argest in the South. Phone
67 and Dust-Proof Motorycle
will call.
Wood Money, Not Alcohol
Wood has not occurred to many of
is as a substitute for gold, but a
Iwiss newspaper insists with logic
hat in many countries the substituion
has been made. Recalling the
rilliant ante war guaranteeing of
ote assets with gold deposits, the
wiss journal remarks, "In most Euopean
countries the paper currency
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I II WW wnocu IIUI/ u|/t#u DUIU UUl upuii
rood. The wood is changed by busy
ands into paper, from which beautiully
colored bank notes are manuactured.
Gaudy certificates, bearing
lany ciphers, are the money of toay,
which is being turned out in
oods."
When one recalls the vast forest
sources of Russia, he may begin to
'onder how far upward the billions
f Russian paper money already isjed
may. mount. Some financier
lould suggest to printing-press govrnments
the superior advantages of
me.ican wampum over wood shavigs
as a handy medium of exchange.
-The Nation's Business.
Fandango was derived |>y the Spanird?
from a Moorish dance.
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^ Christmas Gifts For Everybody
I Never have there been so many gifts to gladden the heart, from
| jolly toys to the loveliest accessories for the home and wardrobe!
| Our Gift Shop is a magic word and every age and every prefer|
ence can be remembered with gifts that cannot be forgotten and do
I not have to be excused. |
| OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL ;;
I 8:30 O'CLOCK AND YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT US OFTEN. jj
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I WILBURN DRY GOODS COMPANY $
^ A. g
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1 Gifts That LasTlthM^^hol^^ea^^rhrougf^l
Come in Today and Let Us Show These Serviceable Gifts 1
For Mother Repeating1 Rifles?Reming'on If Sister hud one of our Alum- jfe!
puw,*..- w m r and Savage. inu'? Hot Water Bottles she |]
Pvr-v r Vm > Bicycles for Big Brother re- wouldn't have to sleep with cold i
P.N rex Cooking Ut ns.ls?in- duced ?they only cost $3.00. Bg
Braved and plain. Boy-cycles for Little Brother Tho Sunflower Electric Radi- g
Electric Vacuum Cleaner. reduced ator ,11alces a lovely g,ft *or 81
Electric Washing Machine. ^ ' _ , _ Sister or Mother. Fairly priced
Electric Curling Irons. Ge' B,f Brot.hIcr E ' ? joy on cold mornings. i
Electric Sad Irons. -Safety or Unsafe. gj
Electric Toaster and Grills. A Flashlight is a fine gift for H
Duplex Firelcss Stoves. " b?y or man- H
Aluminum Cooking Utensils. Sec tho new Ever-Ready Spot- Give him a good Safety Razor M
Community and Alvin Plated light just out. ?we have a full line of Gil- re]
Tableware. Pocket Knives?all sizes, kind-; lottos. Durham Dunlov. Auto 99
S Sterling Silverwenr. and prices. Our prices are low- Strop, Ever Ready, and all 89
Beautiful China. er and every knife is guaran- others. ?3
A fid! line of Coffee Percolators teed. We also have an excellent
I and Urns. See the Boys' Tool Chests we showing of old style Razors? L>]
Give Mother one of our beau- are showing. each guaranteed. Nj
tiful Manicure Sets. gec Qur jjne 0f athletic goods? Ithaca field grade Double HamSee
the pretty hand-finished we baV? baseball goods, foot merless Shot Guns reduced? BR
Ohio I ottery in Donatella and balls, basket balls, etc. $50 value now $35. Let's all Egi
Dogwood Patterns. Mother ___ ..chip in? and Rlvc Dad one_
thi.U'(' aPPrec'n'lC a For Sister - you ^now he's KOt the hunting ff-j
Beautiful and well-made Mani- Wc h we a bcautifu, lowing of. I
$ For Brother cure Sets. Wide variety at Pcar, Handlod Pockct Knives, M
8 Roller Skate,. The Union S'" r?i,UCCd ? priced $1.50 and up. Th y | N
jS Hardware Co.'s famous Bill Giv0 Sist(!r a pail. o( Eicctric mnkc ule"1 1
?i| Bearing Roller Skates, $3.00 Curling Irons?they don't cost All kinds of good tools. You've H
|| value reduced to $2.50. much. heard Dad wish for a good Atfc3
Daisy Air Rifles. $5.00 rifles Let us show you our Electric kins Saw, a Stanley Brace, a juj
M reduced to $3.75. Sad Irons?prices lower. good Level, or something of k|
SB Ithaca Shot Guns reduced. $50 All kinds of Scissors and this kind. Come to us?we m
? guns now $35. Shears. have just what you want. Bfl
jj|] If you are looking for practical and serviceable Christmas gifts?come to our |g
store, or phone or mail your wants. We can nlease vou. ?
jjjj Our store will be open until 8:30 p. m. all this week. If you can't come in day ||
i "PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT LAST THE WHOLF. YEAR THROUGH'* g|
I THE UNION HARDWARE COMPANY I
?j HARDWARE LEADERS, UNION, S. C. 1
i Mail Orders Promptly Handled. Mail Orders Promptly Handled. ||
SB NOTICE: As usual, it is a pleasure for us to pack and wrap your packages to be U
|| expressed or mailed out of town. This is a part of our service, so when you buy
jjju anything from us and want it securely packed, just ask for it. 1
I LESS THAN HALF PRICE SALE I
Between The Sheriff And The Boll Weevil. I
We are forced to place our entire stock at the mercy of the buying public. Every I
article is under the knife. Here are a few examples to convince you:
CLOTHING Men's Caps ,87c And Up S
Men's Suits $12.97 And Up S!?.V.e8' per pa'r 19c And Up 8
(Men's Pants $1.25 And Up i.cR.ng 9c And Up |
Men's Raincoats $1.97 And Up K.raona Good, l9c M
Boys' Suits $4.47 And Up ?, at . ,9c 1
Ladies S? vt Waists . . 97c And Up ^
Big Line Latest Style Clothing at Middy BIju.c 79c And Up ||
Give Away Prices. Corse*.j 57c And Up
Ladies Dresses, Tricotine, Velour, Si
Percale, yard wide 17c Serges, Canton Crepe $7.41 And Up g|
Silk Poplin 41c And Up ^
Shirting 9c Broad Cloth, Polo, Velour @|
Chair-bray, solid color 9c Plush Coats $4.47 And Up ^
Apron Gingham 10c Men's Sweaters 97c
Drilling 14c Ladies Sweaters 97c
Children's Gingham Dresses .. ,67c Children's Sweaters 37c ||
White Cloth 7c Suit Cases 97c And Ud S
Canton Flannel 15c Trunks $3.97 And Up ||
|t Dress Gingham 12V?C Blankets $1.94 And Up ?
g Bleaching 10c Comforts $2.47 And Up I *
1 Curtain Scrim 10c 1
I Sheeting . 67c LADIES' READY TO WEAR I
jg Bed Spreads ,$1.37 Ladies Millinery at your prices. I ^
B? Work Shirts 67c Sa
ES Men's Shoes $2.47 And Up Dress Shirts 97c Bf
1 ladies Shoes $1.79 And Up UNDERWEAR 1
B Children's Shoes . . . .$1.07 And Up . H
SS _ . , ot a j 11 Ladies' Union Suits .. ..57c And Up
1 Infants Shoes 87c And Up Men's Union Suits . . ..$1.19 And Up 1
P Men's Hats $1.27 And Up Men's Fleece Suits 47c Each Rj
g| Boys' Hats 77c And Up Children's Union Suits . .37c And Up ||
I Sale Ends Christmas Eve Night. I
I N. SHAPIRO I
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