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THIS RACE ATof
to the SW1FI
Seldom a day passes but our attention is called
to someone who is traveling the road to success at a
snail's pace?but always moving.
. We doubt if half the savings accounts in the country
are owned by people who can best spare money for
saving. This class travel too fast as a rule. They
earn big money?and spend it all. There's trouble
ahead, but they do not see it. It is strange but true.
Successful saving is usually a slow process?but all
\ the more sure accordingly!
"I^arge Enough to Serve Any?Strong Enough to Protect All"
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'A Ixmdon newspaper registers a Skunks as household pets are raised
protest against "the terrible affliction by a farmer near Crystal Springs,
of the jazz -luminaries," that shout Mississippi. A simple operation retheir
advertisements from every cor- moves a small gland which secrets an
ner of London streets during the objectionable odor. They are the most
dark hours. This paper complains of easily domesticated of all wild anithe
display on the Regent street cor- mals. They are cheap to support, arc
ner of Piccardilly Circus and com- insect feeders and good mousers. They
pares London with Zurich, where the are in great demand and a pair of
citizens see only the reflection of the five-months-old skunks sell for as
stars in the water of the swift-flinw- much as a high-grade baby beef of
ing Limmat. the same age.
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went in a needful time ar
hings you need now, for
ve are selling for. Positiv
)on't miss this opportuni
it work?if you buy what
lurry people, this sale is i
lot permit what some peo
ion and half price sales,
ise. The keenest judges
myers.
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the time for hot heads anc
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lust be met fairly and coi
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osted?that is understand
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d ideas in our own way.
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concentrated on America
make happy farmers, fe(
country's deserved distir
LET US BE
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Coblenz, Dec. 10.?The funeral of ^
the.former King of Bavaria in Mu- s
nich was referred to as a monarchist 1
demonstration hv the Rhenish Rund- 1
schau, a Democratic newspaper pub- <
lished in Coblenz. The article, headed
"The hopes of the monarchists," ?
says the pomp and luxury displayed
at the obsequies of the late King sur- (
passed all arrangements of a sfmilar *
affair even during the best days of
Germanys' monarchies. '
Recalling pre-war sabre-rattling (
days in Prussia, the writer asserts |
that: "The pomp was less devoted to '
tHe deceased King than to the deceased
idea of the kingdom. The monarchists
of the German states placed
common human sympathy for a dead
king within the service of their party
idea which aims at the restoration of
a monarchy in Germany.
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make* early lajer* of
produce* fast growth In young chick*.
Now Is the time to Increane your egg* a
at high price*. Three time* the egg* your h
CJet a two and a half pound hot of Caro,
80c for a two and * half pound box to
CAROLINA RKMKIMKS CO., Inc ,
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"At a moment when millions of
jermans have not enough to eat, a
lispiay of luxury was indulged in at
Munich which can hardly be deicribed.
The entire management of
he obsequies was so brilliant that
he official members of the Republican
Bavarian government were the
dummies' at this monarchist demonitration.
"Whoever was not aware of the
haracter of the entire demonstra;ion,
realized its monarchist tendencies
by the proclamation of Prince
Rupprecht, the former Crown Prince
if Bavaria. The ex-Crown Prince is
lot satisfied with the state of affairs
n Germany. But no one will blame
fiim for that?as all his hopes have
seen frustrated.
Chalk is composed of shells of minute
marine organisms.
There were twice as many marriages
in France in 1920 as in 1918.
om Every Hen
i for a loafing hen. You can make layers
i out of every solitary hen you own.
Egg Producer
tonic, develops the em-producing organs;
young pullets; keeps poultry healthy and
upply for the winter, while eggs are selling
ens have been laying.
Vet Kgg Producer from your dealer, or send
CaroA at Rid*., Union, 8. C
teed by money-back offer.
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itorious money-saving*
rou to buy freely the
cheaper or as cheap as
ual sale in S. Carolina,
ilping* to keep the men
hat you have. better
uthful policy," we will
l other so-called reducn
more than we adverenthusiastic
and libera!
-A GOOD THING
r?BUY NOW AND HE!
-SO THINGS WILL BE
or utmost confidence and
ale despite the heroic beh
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eaf ear to suggestions of
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irage, hopes and ambitio
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ey live to torment us anc
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AT WE, THE PEOPLI
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>ur unfortunates, fill the
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5T MIND.
ID PRETTIEST MODELS 1
Y YOUR NEEDS NOW
merchandise we will have
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layout of practical and serviceable
gifts.
We hive Electric Toasters,
Waffie Irons, Grills and many
other useful things.
"Practical Christmas Gifts
That Last the Whole Year
Through."
Open Evenings 'till 8:30 p. m.
Come To See Us.
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Hardware -Leaders
Union, S. C.
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