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| Rialto Theatre | ; I LAST SHOWING TODAY I I D. W. GRIFFITH'S I; jl Prices: Matinee 50c, 75c. Night 50c, $1.00, Plus Tax R ?MB??|?ill?r?1TM" "*" * ? .. ?_ ? ?I?? ? 11 IWIIWIIMW? mil II I GRAND TODAY DORIS MAY i IN "THE BRONZE BELL" By Louis Joseph Vance An Ince-Vance Special A PARAMOUNT PICTURE ALSO | LATEST PATHE NEWS TOMORROW JEWEL CARMEN IN "wnormv" I ' HAVE YOU SEEN | "THE BIRTH OF A NATION"? The original Ku Klux Klan was organized to save t this glorious Southland of ours the sacred heritage of f a superior race. The modern Ku Klux Klan is a national organization to save the United States the heritage our forefathers secured by the Revolutionary War. None but native-born white Gentile American citizens, who believe in the tenets of the Christian religion, and hold the constitution and flag of the United State3 above that of any other government are accepted as members. If you wish to assist in the organization of a Klan ; in Union S. C., address such a request to r (ORGANIZER OF K. K. K. UNION HOTEL, UNION, S. C. ; II in |, j PRICE SALE LADIES' COAT SUITS LADIES' COATS LADIES' DRESSES Iff f irtirn) niiArn I ALL LAU1L5 5HUHS 6 All Hats at less than Half Price. | We are attempting to clear up our stock by January 1. You will effect a great sav- >' i ing by coming to this very special sale. WILBURN DRY GOODS CO. I THE LADIES' STORE SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS FARMS TO RENT?Several good farms to rent at one bale to the WANTED?Will buy double barrel plow. Either to white or colored. 1 hammer gun in good condition. See Close school and church. Good J. F. Gilreath at telephone office. houses and goo(| land. Address Gadberry street. 1260-3tpd "Farmer," care Times. 1260-ot *Jegro Attacks County Officer _____ th< Rural Policeman Albert Eleazer w< ia?i an exciting expreience with a rowd of negroes yesterday afternoon 3Q .ear Gilmore's store on the 2500 block ? f Gervais street. The officer said one ? ?egro struck him several times with; he butt end o fa pistol while several j >thers stood nearby with open knives I n their hands. Officer Eleazer said he was driving! is car on oast Gervais street and saw j ' v rowd of negroes shooting erap 1 n J he roadway beyond the city limits.: '0 said he left his machine minus his pistol and bagged the pot which held i .* raid was a general call for | ' - -*.a- ce and >. ne negro named Wil- ' pulled his 45 calibre I ' _-.:n and began to strike the officer, according to witnesses. Hollowav dem.tided the ivturn of the money con*">catcd b\ the officer while other ne.roi-s stood by with knives in their hands. Hollowav gained possession of the coin and escaped. Officer Eleazer called for help and city officers made a quick response to the signal. Eight negroes were arrested on charges of being implicated in the game and assisting Holloway in his efforts to assault the officer. Last | night county officers were searching! for Holloway. Officer Eleazer was bruised on the head and hands in the! scuffle with the negro.?The State. I Card of Thanks ? I "desire to express my sincere appreciation for the great sympathy and kindly ministrations of the people of Ottarav and Monarch given us in our bereavement, in the death of n.y wife, which occurred Friday night, Dec. 23. I will always cherish a sweet memory of your generous and sympathetic hearts. William French. Subscribe to The Union Times. ? j CHILDRE | ON OUfi | Grow (aster, and are I healthful than all others Our milk is a pure ] healthy, contented cows ! Nothing added to it, n 1 M.i f 1 ' I nature s omy perieci 10 Pints 10c. Quarts 17 l-2c. Delivered daily at yo Hillcrest Di J. F. McLURE, Phone No. IM oti I am r inning business old stand on North Pincl head bridge. The following prices ] Steak, per pound . . . Roast, per pound . . . Stew, per pound . . . . Mixed Sausage, per pou Pork, sliced, per pound Pork Roast, per pound Pork Sausatre. ner noun g-7 | f Your patronage will PJiONE 11 H. E. i , San Francisco's foreign exports for ? fiscal year ending June 30. 1921, rre valued at $151,089,436. No ships of 1850 were more than 0 feet long. A MOP-UP SALE Having a few "odds and ends" left over from Christmas we have decided to "irop-up" with it entirely, and not have to store any until next Christmas. Probably you need White Ivory in single pieces or sets, Ladies Purses, Vanity Cases, anything in Leather Goods or Stationery. Our entire stock of these items is offered from now until January 1st at SO per cent discount. Just think, you can buy what you want at onehalf price. Better come and see what we have to sell. Peoples Drug Store Prompt Service Phones 68-69 IN FED 1 MILK stronger and more i. product from strong, lothing taken from it* od. ur door. airy Farm , President. 227-W. laaaMHOMHKBIMBi Xi I ice! i in D. H. Gallman's cney street, at overprevail: OP" C 20c 12 l-2c nd 20c 30c 25c id 30c be appreciated. ' 15-W. HILL mmmmmmmmmmammmm --- I - l wmmmrnm?mmmmmmmm _ _ I NOTICE I I To The Public I I WE BEG TO NOTIFY THE I I PUBLIC THAT OUR STORE I WILL BE CLOSED TEMPORA- I RILY ON ACCOUNT OF THE I | FIRE WHICH DAMAGED US I I ON THE MORNING OF DEC. I I 25. WE WILL BE CLOSED I K UNTIL THE INSURANCE AD- I I JUSTERS PASS UPON THE | I DAMAGES. I f |H| J. F. McLura Dry Goods Co.Jj I REMEMBER M I CaaH Ponnlo I IVIUUU 1 VU|71V> WE ARE GOING RIGHT ON WITH OUR STOCK Reduction Sale % We do not wish to carry into next year a single suit of clothes; we therefore offer Young Men's, Men's and Boys' Suits and Men's and Boys' Overcoats at prices that will make lhem vanish from our shelves. ! , ... . 1 Ladies' Coats and Coat Suits must also go! The price will move I them. 1 Don't forget that we sell Star Brand Shoes, the shoes ' that are 1 better. 1 The Store That Sells It For Less. I ' J , H . ?#3