The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, January 14, 1922, Image 4
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I THE BANK OF UNION |;
r Offers its patrons every reasonable induce- | v
f- ment:
| SAFETY, SERVICE, ACCURACY AND
j COURTEOUS TREATMENT
We are not satisfied with our attainments,
however gratifying.
I WE DESIRE TO GROW
| Sanely. Satisfactorily and S'ead'ly. jjj
j W, appreciate y,-Jr basioes, j|
?BARGAINS
ma?? B
P $1.75 for full size Plaid Cotton Blankets at McLure's g i
Fire Sale.
75c for single bed size Nashua Blankets at McLure'3 I |
;] Fire Sale. P ;
95c for Men's good blue Overalls at McLure's Fire g ;
Sale. E ;
] 5c for Men's Worr.en'3 and Children's Hoce at Mc- ]
I Lure's Fire Sale.
75c for Men*3 Dress Shirt3 at McLure's Fire Sale
2c yard for Laccs and Embroideries at McLure's
Fire Sale.
5c ercli for Men's Collars at McLure's Fire Sale.
59c for 72x90 Hemmed Sheet3 at McLure's Fire
Sale.
79c ra;r for Ladle.' be.t $1.00 quality Silk Hor.e at
McLure's Fire Sale.
it $
35c pair for Boys' Blue Overalls at McLure's Fire
Sale.
35c for Men's extra heavy Fleeced Underwear at
McLure's Fire Sale.
135c for Men's Blue Work Shirts at McLure'3 Fire
I Sale.
10c yard for all best quality Outing in solid pinki
and biueT, pink and blue stripes and checks, and dark |
dre:3 patterns at McLure's Fire Sale.
15c yard for all 25c quality Dress Ginghams at McLure's
Fire Sale.
8c yard for all good quality Apron Gingham at McLure's
Fire Sale.
t 1
59c yard for 72-inch, $1.00 quality Table Damask
< at McLure's Fire Sale.
45c yard for 64-inch, 75c quality Table Damask at
McLure's Fire Sale.
$5.50 for $10.00 quality All Wool Plaid Blankets
at McLure's Fire Sale.
I $3.50 for $5.00 Satin botmd Nashua Woolnap Plaid 't
Blankets at McLure's Fire Sale.
THE BANK OF UNION j
C. C. SANDERS, B. F. KENNEDY,
President. Vice President.
1 W. W. ALMAN, Cashier. IHHDEK3BSr.Z8SB2>
1 McLUBE'S I
FIRE SALE!
:y of J. E. Hunter at the si
b rs-Fow'er Co., and the
ardware Co., Plaintiffs, again?
n't r, Defendant, Union, S. (
'< 'so one lot of land in Fisl
v si ip. Union County, and b<
follows: By lot of Tom Good
tor, and Gist and Ratchford.
l ; nd to be sold us the propt
[ > . J. H. Cates, for taxes.
T. J. Vinso
Sheriff Union
January 0, 1922. 1-1<
TO THE PATROI
Now that your children1
tor. remember that if he d<
work, that I am nrAntnul *1
attention to this work and i
times to make Rood my gua
I>et me name to yoa soi
satisfied users of my glasses
Yours For Bettc
F. c.
8TATB U(
. .. i -j mt i- ?
ibscriptions to
$5,000 Can
w .? M. Rue f
K. Hughes
M. White
1?\ McLure
. I). Wood
r Krsscll Jeter
I' M inter
\V\ Beaty
55. Strange
11. Garner
. I j. Davis
It. Whitmire
. y Willeford
Berelowitz
: id I<ussier
. K. Lancaster
v. Askew
Krass
aebeth Young
. \". Garner
iaude Wilburn
Mobley Jeter, Jr
G. Young
. NV. Carn"11
i. .L an Whitlock
.. 11. Kennedy
i -tor Smith
>. W. Gregory
. N. Sprouse
\\ W. Johnson
B. Sparks
LT. Amnions
. !>. (inult
>i\ A. P. McElroy
T. McMahon
ieorge Willard
iordon Bishop
' T. McMehnn
.. II. Harris
.1. Pnrham
>r. .1. W. Buchanan
I. J. West
1). Hancock
\ W. X. Glyn ph
Found 43 ? wanted 57 mo
criptions. Who will be the
Tn'.ess we can secure 100, r
ription will hold Rood. No so
' ? sales promoters. 'Phone
nd say "Yes."
T;br,criptions to $5,000
Potato Drying I
II. Riley
!i?>s. MeNally
J. Parham
'r. J. W. Buchanan
< wis M. Rice
. D. Hancock
Unless $5,000 is raised, no su
u n will count. If you don't
aanery, come on into a pots
ouse. We need both. Both wi
'he potato dry house will pay i
i idends. Come on!
Phone No. 1 and sav $500, J
1,000.
Silver Tea
The William Wallace Chap
>. C., will give a silver tea on
ay, January 19th, Gen. R. E
irthday, at the residence of I
I. Foster, from 4 to 6 o'clock
A very cordial invitation is i
d to all the ladle? of the tow
Mrs. T. C. Dune
Cor.
Mrs. F. M. Fan
274-6tpd
PECIAL. ADVERTISEM
URXISHED HOUSE WAN1
ri'sidential section by a d<
tenant. Box 125.
'.'W'TI'i)?to do plain sewing
Orrie Blackwell, 168 S. Pi
street.
'."ANTED?Everybody in Ur
try my Fresh Roasted Coffee
ter's CotTee Emporium,
Block.
Eastman Kodak
Eastman Kodak
Supplies
Eastman Films
UNION DRUG STC
! et us develop your fi
Sheriff's Sales
By \irtue of sundry executior
i cctod 1 will sell before Unioi
- ise door on the first Mon
nary, next, within the lega
i1 ri ! 's sales for cash the
d sc. ibed to wit:
e * ract of land located in
ship. Union County, S. C
ni if one hundred and thir
res, more or less, bounded by
1. S. Betenbauffh, J. B.
once Young and Kennedy
' il Oil and to h<> sold jis thn
i SIXTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE I
Southeastern Life I
Insurance Co. I
GREENVILLE, S. C. I
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1921 I
ASSETS LIABILITIES ^
Real Estate $ 198,843.55 PolW Reserves (Net) -$1,495,129.00 "J
McrtflTSKC Loans _ _ _ _ 741,058.08 All Other Reserves 03.017.14 V
Bank Xo. S9
inery Statement of the Condition of
Rnnr THE BANK OF JONESVILLE
50.00
50 00 Located at Jonasville, S. C., at the
60.00 Close of Busine&s Dec. 31, 1921.
50.00
5000 RESOURCES.
GO 00 Loans and Discounts . . .$135,085.14
500 Overdrafts 301.40
50.00 Furniture and Fixtures . 750.00
50.00 Banking House 5,000.0*),
rn'n1 ^ue 'lx>m Danks and BankDO'.OO
ers 14,074.39
50.00 Currency 1,087.00
50.00 Gold 300.00
tn'nn Silver and Other Minor
5o!(k Coin 410-20
50.0< Checks and Cash Items . . 449.53
50.00 Liberty Bonds 10,870.60
50.0*
r'o?0 Total $168,928.26
50.00
LIABILITIES.
rn ni Cal)ital stock Paid In ? 50,000.00
rnnr Surplus Fund 1,300.00
gQQ,' Undivided Profits, less
J? ' Current Expen .es and
50 00 Taxes Paid 406.8'
ro 00 Obligations for money
' ' borrowed 10,000.00
t!?'? Dividends Unpaid 1,008.00
Individual De50*0'
I)osits Sub'
rjjv ject to Ck. . i 61.211.80
rAnn Time Certifi;>0.00
.
0() cates of Der,n
no posit 43,603.39
Cashier's
50 00 Checks 1.398.22 106,213.41
50 0C Total $168,928.41
50 00 State of South Carolina,
50 00 County of Union.
^ub Before me came Paul .1. Free cash..
. ier of the above named bank, wlo. bei
-> sub du'y sworn, says that the above
l c:U rs und foregoing statement is a true con...
' dition of said bank, as shown by the
?" books of said bank.
Paul J. Free.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
.. this 5th day of January, 1922.
House C. M. McWhirter,
*500.00 n , A? . N'otary Public1110
00 Correct AttMl?
100.00
100 00 Free,
loo.r f- ? ?'?*?
100.00
itoerlp Report of Sinking Fund
like e
State of South Carolina,
ill help. County of Union.
quekci _ Report of the condition of the Sinking
Fund Commission for Union Coun?100
or ty, S. C., for the quarter ending January
Uth, 1922.
RESOURCES.
Bills receivter,
U. able . . . $71,304.71
Thurs- Cash in banks 2,844.57 $74,149.28
Bonds . . . 125,000.00
extend- Unio^n J3q. Pubj
Sec. PScttC JU<1ge V7^7.87 $31,585.57
r,
P,.es Assets over Liabilities . . $42,563.71
? State of South Carolina..
ppjT'c County of Union.
C.PI10 Personally comes J. M. Greer, secTED
in retary, and makes oath that the above
;sirable Report of the condition of The Sinking
1275-2 Fund Commission for Union County,
S. C., for the quarter ending January
Mrs. Uth, 1922, is true according to the
' ,? * best of his knowledge and belief.
? . . J.M.Greer.
sworn to before me this 11th day
of January, 1922.
tion to J. D. Arthur, (Seal)
por. Not. Pub. for S. C.
Smith t =
1276-tf Notice to Contractors
?"" Sealed proposals will be received by
the Highway Comnrssion of Santue
b Township, at the office of the County
Supervisor, Union, S. C., until 12
^ o'clock, noon, on the 24th day of January,
1922, for the construction of
seven and seven-tenths (7.7) miles of
top soil road on the Carlisle-Union
Road, between the Fishdam Township
Line and the Union Township Line;
approximate quantities as follows:
\DL acres clearing and grubbing.
Ji\E, 32 286 cu. yd. common excavation.
19,64o cu. yd. top soil surfacing with
he necessary corrugated metal and
lima. vitrified clay pipe and headwalls.
__Also one 4x4 reinforced concrete
box culvert 77 feet in length. Plans
are on file at the office of Birron &
McLure, Engrs., and at the office of
the County Supervisor, Union, S. C.
1 to me A . Avtll'tn/I (Im/iV
t Court dollars ($500.00) made payable to the
day in Chairman of the Highway Comniis1
hours sion of Santuc Township must accomfollow
pauy all bids.
The Highway Commission of Santuc
Union Township reserves the right to reject
!., con- any or all bids.
ty-two J. T. Jeter,
r lands Chairman.
Young, T. Jones,
lands 1276-2t Secretary.
Prop
nits of ~ .
Union Transport Crook Arrives .,
it J. K.
\ Dam New York, Jan. 14.?The transport,
nunded Crook, which was in serious difficulties
, Gary at sea on Wednesday, arrived today
Levied accompanied by the transport St. Mi**
hiel.
1-20-27 "The Union Times $4 a year.
NS OF UNION SCHOOLS: j
's eyes have been examined by your dories
not make a specialty of this kind of
o fit glasses. I give my whole time and
guarantee satisfaction. I am here at ell
irantee.
I
me of your neighbors or friends who
r Eyes For the Children,
DUKE
:BN8BD OPTOMERI8T.
I Collateral Leans _ _ _ _ 75,595.00 Interest a"hd Premiums 5$
Pelicy Loans and Pre- Paid in Advance 13,716.61 j;
mium Notes not Exceed- A ceroid Expenses 1.785.11 f.
inj? Reserve 506,181.66 Capital _ 100.000.00 M
Stocks end Bonds 83,790.20 Surplus 100.813.11 jN
Cash and Certificates of ^
Deposits 32,310.77 y
Premiums Due and De- H
for red 34,926.93 M
Interest and Rents Due ll
and Accrued _ _ 23,935.85 PI
All Other Admitted Assets
3,677.66 |i
Non-admitted Assets _ 37,867.67
$1,738,490.97 $1,738,490.97 p
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Surplus to Policyholders $200,843.11 H
TOTAL INSURANCE IN FORCE .... ...... $17,500,000.00 |
YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY j
I T. G. POATS, District Agent, Sparitanburg, S. C. I
I F. W. PERRIN, Local Agent, Union, S. C. gj
I PALMETTO FISH TANKAGE I
l Guaranteed Analysis |j
SK Ammonia 7% |f ! .S'Tf/Al*ll.Us?"*T' it 'i? ?
A.e.A 2% 1
|^AJ^RWG^INC^^^ .... CHARLESTON, S. C. J
tion' to ;;,!p,v' lo'l'lnr^w. "LnUs "i'0"' f inr Apr WCI I Pii7AQI7il I
; Secretary of State, at Columbia, S. C., | WW JL iifiLi 11 JCLL iLjUflDlj
I for a charter, incomporating a do
mestic corporation under the trin e 9
and style of "P. M. Adams & Son 1 ------ i
w1th t? sh9mhc of our latest !
Dollars; divided into Thirty Shares of B
mwmmureferi?? deposits have climbed
machinery, live stocU and all agricul-jj]
manufacture, fertiliers, guano, cot- : 1 to a most satisfactory figure. i
tori, cotton seeds, ice, or any field or M
SHSKKKwS I WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN THE GROWING I
wj tmryits th^t trereto may be a
incident or appertaining. That lif; y ?
I COMPANY OF SATISFIED DEPOSITEES. '
in monies, property ami labor.
Pen5. F. Adams a.id II. E. Adams.
| "BANK WITH US, THEN BANK ON US." I
NOTICE 1 I
T,ojfH?xNT ?rr farmers bank and trust co. |
I XI'Rf OI I K.F.. I c. II. PEAKE. Pres., E. I* MTTLE.IOIIN, Vice Pres., |?'i
We are offering to the pub- |
lie a reduction on Barber 3 c K MOIWSAN. 2nd Vice Pres.
Work for the first five days in asa
each week. Beginning the
10th of January prices as fol- _ . _ . ?
. ^ Sweden frying to Keep imposed upon goods coming from
?w.s' German Goods Out countries with depreciated currency.
Hair cut Zoc A special t.arifT commission invostiMassage,
plain 25c Stockholm, Jan. 13%?Swedish gov-' ^nte(l this subject but advised against
Steam 25c eminent agencies are trying dosper-1 '^e adoption of such a measure.
Shamnoo. plain 25c ?;tolv to find some methods to ston! The commission, however, rocom
Don't forget that on each the 'lumping of German good* in mended that the Riksdag pass a bill
Saturday they will be as Swedish markets. I neabling the government to adopt
usual 35c. We have good There has been an enormous im- j protective measures against dumpi
' i mi . , j . portation from Germany, at prices ;'n? by means of depreciated currcnar
era an w wi e g a o wjjjcb Swedish manufacturers have c-v? provided that these measures bo
serve you. bo<m unnhle to moet owjnR to the approved by an international agreeOpen
at 7:30, close at 8 p. m. f,"ft lhat 9erman w<,rk,!, , nre P""1 in "'ent ?
depreciated currency.
I f nF ADMAN One of the methods suggeated for After all. there are but two way, of
O. V,. reducing this German competition making a living- working for it and
BARBER SHOP was that special import duties be working somebody else for it.