The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, January 19, 1922, Image 2
THE UNION TIMES
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<N? UNION TIMES COMPANY
Uewle M. Rica Editor
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922.
The bii! introduced in the house b;
Representative Hamblin of Union an<
Representative H. B. Hendricks o
Anderson, known as "the 48 hou
i ill," would make it "unlawful for an;
textile industry, whether incorporate!
<. r otherwise, to require more thai
18 hours' work per week," and whicl
would limit the working day to nhv
hours, like all class legislation, is ;
v icious piece of business, in our hum
b!e judgment. There are already to<
many laws, arbitrary and subversive
of the spirit of free action. Evei
should the bill be good in most points
which it is not, it should provide :
penalty for the man attempting t<
work more than a stated number o
hours as well as for the employer wh<
attempts to compel work for a lunge
period than eight hours. Why shouh
there be a law against mill workers
or, for that matter, any workers, ot
the farm, in the store or anywhen
else, making it a crime against thi
^tate for a worker to exceed the limit
of eight hours? Will the next niovt
be one that will make it a crime foi
farmer to work more than eight
hours in any given day? Will tin
law be expanded so as to apply ti
stenographers and all others doing of
fice work? Why not? One is as,justifiable
as is the other. Will the wo?kingman
be really helped? We do r.ol
see how.
We do not oppose the eight hou:
day. One can do better work, hold uji
better in the prosecution of that wo; l-:
and. We believe, cret better results hv
the eight hour work day than by one
greatly lengthened. Industrial plants
and men conducting enterprises generally
are coming to realize this.
There is gradually coming about, by
mutual consent, the establishment nf
the eight hour work day. Why seek
to force it through iaws that penalize
industries? Already there are too
many handicaps to business and industry
generally, and there is no greater
handicap, to our way of thinking, than
a law that embodies class legislation.
We are not attempting to champion
the cause of the mill owners; we hold
no brief for them. Our sympathies
are with the working man. But why
-eek to do by state law what can only
be well done by the operation of economic
laws?
If the law is intended to help the
mill worker and we ?have no doubt it
is, we seriously doubt it attaining that
result. It must be remembered that
tf we are to compete with European
nations with our manufactured products.
we cannot do so by shortening
the hours of labor and by laws that
make the operation of industries difficult.
Germany is working lli hours a
day, and Germany will soon outstrip
us in the entire field of exports.
Yesterday we published a letter
from Mr. II. M. Toney in which the
editor was asked to tell him how the
alary of the boll weevil advisor was
to be paid, and how much? The county
delegation appointed Mr. Browning
to the position and agreed that his
salary would be $1500 a year, Mr.
Browning to furnish his own transportation
and expenses. We are not
now concerned in the matter of arguing
pro and eon as to Mr. Browning's
appointment. The delegation has assumed
that responsibility and each
Jimi nnltSi* tr\ /Mti'/onc /.f
Union County. Hut this one outstanding
fact stares us in the face: Union
County is face to face with a real
crisis in the boll weevil menace. True,
as Mr. Toney says, The Times and
Mr. Wood, to say nothing of other
agents and agencies, have been passing
on the information given out by
the government. Hut we are willing,
for our part, to have an additional
agent, even a paid agent. Such an
agent, specifically working upon the
matter of boll weevil control, may be
worth his weight in gold in a crisis
such as that which faces us. We do
not feel inclined to "rock the boat" in
this hour of danger. The question of
Mr. Browning's appointment, or that
of any other man, is incidental. The
great question that faces us Is how to
meet the boll weevil? Mr. Browning
und Mr. Wood are visiting every sec
Hon of the county. The very fact tha
they are visiting the various section
will stir up interest, serious thinking
and will lend to helpful results. Afte
all is said, you are paying only 4
cents upon every thousand dollars c
the assessed valuation of your pror
[ erty, and for this you receive the sen
I ices pf Mr. Wood, Miss Mahala Sinit
, and Mr. Browning, if you pay taxc
| on a farm valued at $1,000 it will co?
f you 41 cents a year to have all thrc
f agents working. True, as Mr. Tone
; says, this last appointment may I
the straw that breaks the camel
back." But we hardly thinK so. An;
? way, now that we are going into
l criticul year, we believe a year i
. tremendous evolution, it may be beto
refuse turning aside from the a
- tempt to solve our real problem, at
y be weakened in a fratricidal figl
J This may not please you. We caniv
t' help it, if it does not. We are hoi
r estly trying to serve the best into
y ests of Union County. Taxes a
i high, that we admit. We hope tl
:i present legislature will find a way
li make the levy less heavy. But. r
i? these are questions that may be di
a cussed later. Today and until th
- year's crop is made, we have need <
a all the information and <>f all the stir,
l? ulous possible in our light against tl
n boll weevil. Cotton can be grown ui
i, der boll weevil conditions, we honest
i believe. We must get all possible ii
o formation and then govern ourselvi
f accordingly. If, after a fair trial th
: year, it be found that all our agcnci'
r and agents fail to help us, we ct
J then try something else or quit tryir
altogether. The straw that breaks tl
i cunii'i's oacs is not mo issue just uoi
t Hut wo do not mean to condemn M
; Tonoy. He has a right to his opinion
I And we say now, as we have said b<
. fore. The Times will give a fair hea
f it.g to one and all?those who ajoh
t with us and those who disagree wit
? us. Our only two requirements an
, Vou must sign your communieatio
. in your own name and you must n<
write something that for us to puhlis
would lay us liable to a suit ff?* slai
' dir. Vou will agree, these two r<
quirements are fair. And we desii
, to say further: The Times editi
; really feels very humble in the who]
matter. It is only a sincere desire t
help that actuates us. We arc seeli
ing no financial gains, no political hoi
or.s. We do crave the good will ail
the friendship of all. But we put abov
every other consideration our detenu
.1 ,104U_ 1 tuff "flf Tr*we
shall walk in it.
|
Our cat savs sonioltodv will In* <1..in
the work you put down after you ai
dead; will he he doinjj it better tha
\ou did?
* * *
Our cat says do plant one prap(
vine, one lip: hush, one rose bush, on
violet this year.
* ?
Our cat says it is not always ens
to refrain from bitter speech, but vv
are always pi ad we did refrain aftei
wards.
* * *
Our cat says it is a jolly thinp to h
able to put in a pood day's work.
* ?
Our cat says a man who never pra.\
had bettor watch himself.
* * *
'Mir cm says you inaKe had noigi
bors of jrood ones when you treat thei
badly.
?
Our cat says he learns that rape i
a fine crop to plant for the chicken:
and is also good for "jereens."
* * +
Our cat says work your jaws lea
and your brain more.
f: * #
Our cat says let your judgment o
others be without eensoriousness.
* *
Our cat says '.dean thinking leads t
straight living.
* *
Our cat says be sure and plant* on
prape vine this year.
*
Our cat says trees that grow up 11
a night are full of sap and of littl
use.
? New Con
for (
,t Make This Amaa
t.. Thousands whose complexions only
recently were tnarred with humiliating
11 skin blemishes today possess entirely
it. new complexions?complexions which
are entirely tree from even the slightest
imperfections, and which glow with the
n. radiance and freshness of perfect health!
These surprising results were achieved.
1'* n<H by using " heautiflers" or cosmetics of
ar.y Km I. hut by getting ut tlic ttal tante of
re tlio trouble ami supplying their system*
with the proiier uiiiount of vitamines ami
10 iron - two element* v it.?l to health, yet lack^
itn: iu the modem diet.
Make This Amazing Test!
If yo.ir complexion is a source of embars.
ra<?v.?nt to you?if you ore thin, or feel the
need of tnorc " i>ep." simply mall coupon for
<j tin- famous Three-Day Trial Treatment of
1 ItON IZI'.D YEAST Take theso pleasantf
I tasting tablets?two with each meal. Then
get ready for a surprispl
n- Pimples, blackheads, bolls, etc . begin to
disappear almost "while you wait." You
10 will feel an utmost immediate increase In
your ability to tacHe hard work. And as for
n- Putting new. (inn ilesii on your bones?thin
P lks re-virt gaining Ave pounds und more
ly on the brat, package of IliONIZED YEAST'
n- Yeast Best With Iron
.... IltONIZED YEAST Is pleasnnt to take
" . and will not cause gas or lu any way affect
Be Sure Its ir
IT1 Dae to (tie marked superiority of IRONIZ
IRONIZED YEAST Is entirely different frorr
I g ?or veast and iron taken separately. Cart
110 value medicinally. IRONIZED YEAST, <
.0 dally cult ured yeast and othar vltamines,
vit amines are irorxixrd. There Is only one I
I - for nothing else can be like It.
Our cat say* you should let go the
n Historic il' you would lend in the
iraeo.
a * a
11 Our cat says those who do not like
our laws should move on.
itl a a a
>t Our cat says we will settle all the
i economic and social problems when we
i- have settled the moral problems.
> a a a
v Our cat says this town should stand
>r by Or. Jeter, the health officer, for he
lo is a faithful officer.
.> * *
Our cat says bees love clover blos,
soms and pigs and cows and horses
,j and chickens love clover, therefore bej
sure and prepare to plant an acre this
^ . Our cat says judgment day will reverse
the telescope.
a a a
Our cat. says the lad who wills it
may acquire an education.
a a
Our cat says tribute money is not
paid joyfully.
Our cat says tried friends should)
I . . K.. ? . 1..
; nut ui* u n*w um; M*> Vlt'iy.
*
I Our cat says youth rushes in where
! age fears to tread.
1*1* *!' % ?*? % y ?J?
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DR. H. K. SMITH ^
!*:* Dentist '!(,
Ji I
c> Ollice Over Kialto Theatre 2
n *t* i
, ]|] Office Hours: f) a. m. to 5 p. m. 3.
vvv v v !' %*
Ontario, Canada, hag paid in war
i service gratuities, $104,000,000.
DOES LAUNDRY
1 WORK AND
| HOUSEWORK TOO
' Surprised to Find Herself
Feeling So Well
i-1
j Taunton, Mass. ? "I used to have pains
in my back and legs so badly, with other
Piimiiuuiiiiiiultroub'es ^at women
I' jaiaaJ 11 s?metimes have, that
my doctor ordered
imW me to atay 'n h?d a
SIMM week in every month,
n It didn't do me much
m >, good,soone day after
II H! taking with a friend
s! Illi ^ i m Lzdia E
Ulli ' III r'nanam 8 vegeiaIIIII
'j--'Ml ^ c?mp?und for
I ill about tho same trou,
;r -' Mi bles I had, I thought
f gUi would try it. also.
I find that I ran work in tho laundry all
through the time and do my houaowork,
| too. Last month I was so surprised at
,, myself to ho up and around and feeling
so good while before I used to feel completely
lifeless. I have told some of the
girls who work with me and have such
troubles to try I.ydia E.Pinkham'aVege'
; table Compound, and I tell them how'it
has helped me. You can use my testi!
monial for the good of others. ? Mrs.
| BlancheSilvia, 69GrantSt, Taunton,
n Mass.
e It's the same story?one friend telling
another of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
iplbxions
angjMEE Test!
" Si FREE!
Mail ft (Coupon wilh your name and I B J
tddmaaDit Ironlard Yrast Company,
AtUnU.nl I: Uv return moil you will I 5j [
rrcelre-Aifclutf lv FHEE our famous
v Da^r TfiiBreatiixent. Watch the Quirk
the stomaai}* It contains a specially cutIn
rail yeasfwch is grown under tho atrlcte?t
snpervSM for medicinal purposes. The
r moil It pprs such splendid results Is
b< cause it AlDllro thin and run-down folks
with the A?9 vltamines, which though
vitidlyessMtU to health, are lacking in the
inooern aloft Jut more than that. it supplies
your blood wwjthe iron needed to make it
ri-h, rod Ofiiairong. Vltaniines alone are
fine ? but .wen taken with Iron, as in
1KONIZED IEAST, they bring their good
results <*< qtkkly iii many cases.
Try IrLiized Yeast Todayl
Just mail jtfWGti OS directed above for tho
u tnderfui Tlffee-Day FREE Trial Treatment.
Or (S> to your druggist and gut
1 itOXIZED YEAST 0:1 the positive guarii
iteu that your money will lie instantly
p funded If you arc In nny way dissatisfied
with the result#. You will very likely be
(passed at the improvement 1KONIZED
\ EAST will show in you. (let it todsy!
onized Yeast!
ED YEAST it la being widely imitnted.
I ordinary combinations of yeast andiron
in type of yeast and Iron have absolutely
on the ottasr hand, means not only aptb<it
the ?- ' \1 process by whic h these I ]
RON1ZED a ST. Insist upon It always
CHICHESTER S PILLS
^TIIE BIAMONII IIRAND. A
frlSJOHL IW* In Hcd snd ((old m?taHlc\V/
?ran taws. ?e*I?d with Blue Ribbon, v/
H * 11
C J# ilAMOND IIKAMI l*II,l.H. for 25
I V JS jrMKknownMUnt,Safest,Alw>>-sRell*lil? (jj
A?r SOU) B? DRUGGISTS tVtRTOHERE fl
^ , I
Princetoni architects have finished i
their work if aiding reconstruction in > |L.
France and! return home decorated'
with medal spy the city of Soissons. j ^
T Notice
I i
Mr. W. D. Wood, the coutny agent, j
and I will tydd meetings to discuss the
boll weevil situation at the following
school houso at the hours and dates
Siven: ^lt6n anu
Alsoj.V*' county
Carem, wife 10 a. m.
Carem, cojftred, 12 m.
Thursday, Jan. 19.
Santuc, vvjilte, 10 a. m.
Tinker's Ctoek, white, 12 m.
Poplar Gi< ve, colored, 2 p. m.
F iday, Jan. 20.
Carlisle, w lite, 10 a. m.
Jeter, whit t, 12 m.
Oak Grove, 2 p. m.
We earnea ly urge all farmers in
these commui ities to at these meetings.
Come prompt. at the hour
named as tha meetings must be held
on time. We hope to give information
that will be if service to farmers in
meeting ana defeating this muchdreaded
eneir^'.
1278-8t. | L. J. Browning.
FftEE
For Limited Time Only
Big ROc jar of Wonderful Z
COMBINATION CREAM
miMTPFI .dtl. 1
ir ?** pUICIiaOC
together of one 50c box of
Face Powder Jonteel and one mt
50c compact Rouge Jonteel. ^
Three Famlus Beautifiers for jj0)
the Price of) Two. ]
We make this exceptional 1"?
offer so that you may get ac- dlfl
quainted with this most de- tio
lightful face'bream. A cream ]
for softening, healing, beauti- ing
fying the complexion. Simply 10
wonderful as a base for powder
.You Iqtre to use it?it's 1
so fragrant,, cooling and re- <
freshing. Stimulates the tis- Stc
sues and make* you feel?as
well as looker-lots younger. SP
FACE PONDER JONTEEL F()
is a soft, invisible powder with c
a remarkable clinging quality.
You notice the difference at CO
once. p
ROUGE JONTEEL U so ?
lifelike. Matches your own a
natural flush perfectly. Comes _J
in convenient compact form to i,o
carry in your purse or pocket. fl
You can secure these Jonteel j
Beauty Requisites only at
The Resell Store. ?
STORM'S J
FO
nnun mnr "
UMJls 01UKE <
% M' 1
j|
HEP UNION COUNTY
BY
HELPING TO BUILD
A
CANNERY
AND A POTATO
DRYING HOUSE.
SIIRSfRIRF TO 1 SHARP I
WX/k/VXMl/JU IV J. VI11I11JU
$50, OR $100?OR BOTH! j
DO IT N0WPHONE
NO. 1 ,
AND SAY "YES!"
SAY IT NOW.
1
LIFE INSURANCE DAY
of National Thrift Week
<i' rp HAT man lacks the broader understanding of it who i
i * fiS insurance merely as the medium of i
his duty to his dependents. For Life Insurance is not nf
alone a protection and a cooperative development of be- WJ
nevolence, but is also a form of Thrift of a most helpful 1C
and valuable nature and volume. Our various insurance 1
organizations do not gamble with human life, but in"To
Be <S stead, they conserve the fruits of human effort. Life Ine
secure surance we would therefore affirm, has a high and honorYour
Life able place in the forefront of the wealth-building agenInsure
" cies of our nation.
How much Life Insurance do you carry? The
banker very frequently finds it necessary to ask this
question. Upor. the individual answers depend many
decisions, as the business world knows. It is a fact, inj
i .i . * /* ? . ... - -
uceu, mai u.ire insurance is an indispensable factor in j
business. It quite logically follows, then, that Life In- I
curance is an essential necessity for yourself.
The CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK
A Wonderful Cure
[ had been troubled for several ECJQS F FOIIt EVCF^ H S?
intha with 11 dpvprp ckin trnnhlo There is no excuse for a loafing hen. Vou can make layers
Wlln a severe SK,n ifOUDlt nnd rca| money-makers out of every solitary hen you own.
lich had been pronounced eczema, wggCTWWgRffi
lich covered the greater part of m> jf E00 PrOUllCCl*
dy. I 11 The won ' 'rfu' Poultry tonic, develops the egg-producing organs ; |
tn a few weeks' time tisintr Storm'"* a - makes early layers of young pullets; keeps poultry healthy anil ,
in a iew weiKs urne, using oiorm s produces fast growth In young chicks. 2 1-2 lb. box, 80 cents
tion as directed, the trouble has t\e carry a complete lino of Curo-Vet Standard Remedies for Ilorses, Mules, Cattle, j
_ . -v , . nogs and Poultry. We will gladly refund your money If you fall to get satisfactory i
appeared. Your lotion gave im- results from the uso of any Caro-Vet remedy.
diate relief with the first applica- authorized dealers in union county #
n, and cured the trouble. , _ ? , .. , ? ,, _ . ? ? . ? _
. ... . - , m - , J. K. fowler I nlon, S. C. It. T. Higgles Buffalo, 8. C. ?
1 Certainly am grateful for flOO- Storms Drug Store ''nlon, S C' heller's Drug Store Buffalo, S. ('
: the lotion and shall recommend H J ??<*J gg. " ? r.
any sufferer of skin trouble. l?r-^. ra?.WiW. s. c SSfcS^. .V.V.V. s. !
B. W. Gregory. Fowler s Pharmacy Monarch Murrah'S Pharmacy Jonesvllle, H. V
. . J. R. Bt tlenhough. Route I... Union, S. C. 9 lonesvillo Drug Co Jonesville, H. C.
Buffalo, S. C., Route 1. l____
feWj. 1 ' "?n i
storm's Iaotion, price $1,00, at - - ? - ?
rm's Drug Store, 1269-tf SEED OATS?Red, Appier. Sorghum. * P?1Bj
Peoples Supply U '"7-41 . World's *ll
rr?l A t
C"WI/*L' /%L'v E,K 1131-IVItri 1 d WANTED To sell you the famous Wy standard Gold II
^ RENT-TWO furnished rooms, ^ WKEr'.JT: ^Wlfc^fcrTWO
ither to roomers or for light house- show you> been used four years etielV\t I OtlS
eeping. Phone 396-W. ltpd still cnarged. Julian E. Ilughes wEKsJSPf I_Iiu.. tit* man. and
AT ,Q -n ~Z 7 TT Z Auto-Service. Opposite old stand. n H?'i Cucin
AL $8.50?Cash on delivery. Ton 1278-Tu-Th-Sat JheMan promid* Quinin*. ib?
ots. Excelsior Knitting Mill, _ produ<t. h*v* stood in* i??t for 20
,hone m- l262 tf $1,000 TO LOAN on nronerty on
. ,, .. ,, , . ' ble? ttia bnl r*m*K
RENT?The Osborne Place near South, Main, Church or Mountain dy for (olds and Ln l*lllw>S*piHK
lonarch for trucking. See P. D. streets. S. E. Barron. 1278-3t Gripp*.
larron, Union, S. C. 1278-3t At hmmm-jOt
' NEW SHIPMENT of 25 pigs and w. a. mn c. o?r*.
ANS NEGOTIATED for $1,000.00 shoats, weighing from 25 to 75 liTBTI ' 1 ^FaBBBfcBBS
ind more, on easy terms for pay- pounds. Price is right. John L. ______________________________
lent. Charges reasonable. W.__W^ McKinney. ' . 1279-3tpd
ohnson. 1267-tf - - " FOR RENT?Store In Smith block.
? MUNEY ID LOAN on city ana farm ? 1 f ?# p P . y.0;irr,ci
P. SALE- At Sanders' Sales Stable property, ranging in amounts JJ f t" N s -$7
ne carload of good mules and a from $250 to $2,000. S. E. Bar- 1B1 Thu'rston St f Greenville, S. c!
ew horses. Come_ and look them ron. 118o-tf 1196-Mon & Thur-tf
?ver. Sanders & Ethercdge.
1280-3tpd WANTED ? Generators, starters,
magnetos and ignition systems, WANTED?Everybody in Union to
R SALE?Duroc pips six weeks tested and repaired; parts for all try my Fresh Roasted Coffee. PorId
and entitled to registration. For makes. Julian E. Hughes, Auto . , Coffee Emnorium Smith
inick sale, $5.00 each. J. E. Min- Service. Opposite old stand. ter s Coffee Emporium, Smith
er, Jr., Sedalia, S. C. ltpd 1277-Mo-We-Fr-tf Block. 1276-tf