The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, February 17, 1922, Image 4
jSPECIALS
I FOR
SATURDAY and NONDAY
NEW SPRING DRESSES, $25.00 TO
$30.00 VALUES
SPECIAL
NEW SPRING COATS
$8.95 to $35.00
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NEW SPRING COAT SUITS
I FROM
$15.00 So $37.50
WE INVITE YOU TC CALL AND
LOOK THEM OVER.
f Alli>n fin.
r W 19 X JL.AM VJit VV?
I House of Dependable Goods.
I Flynn -Vir
:| Shoe C
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;!; OFFERS BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL V/IOTI
& MEN'S AND WOMEN'S HIGH SHOES AND
;i; OF WOMEN'S OXFORDS AND STI
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1 KEN'S $6.00 SHOES . . .
I MEN'S $5.00 SHOES . . .
t KEN'S $7.50 SHOES . . .
| OTS $Si8 SHOES . . .
| LADIES' H I GlTl
| * ADIFS' $3.50 AND $4.00 SHOES
? LADS' $5.00 SHOES
| LAOS' $5.00, $7.00 AND $8.00 SB
I LADIES' OXFORDS AND
Y
A?L D'cCONT!NUED STYLES, SINGLE PAIRS AND
> CLEANED OUT
A
t .$5.CO VALUES | $6.00 VALUES
:! $3.95 I $495
| $7.50, $8.00, $8.50 AND $9.00 ALL
I 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON CH!
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f ADVANCE STYLES IN SPRING SLIPPERS I
X RIVING IN PATENT LEATHER, BLACK AN
f EROWN SUEDE.
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yi ft A 35c CHILDREN'S HOSE, 20c A P
A /HP WE ARE STIlL SELLING OUR ENTIRE STOCf
X HOSE AT 20c A PAIR.
! Flynn -Vincent S
RIALTO
TODAY h!
WILLIAM S. HART i
I "SHARK'" :
MONROE"
I A. Thrilling Tale of Adventure
f1 ALSO
| RUTH ROLAND
"THE |
WHITE EAGLE" ,
| TOMORROW
| HARRY CAREY I
S "THE EftY"
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HCkhj<>.];r*4t$irrJ"-*f ' ' l0J' noacj-tuukira
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If T'v- w tndvrful poultry
I i.kes early brers <>f
i iirc.'l'i" s f si growth in youni; chicks. 2 1
\\" c ; rr n eoti!|il?te line ot" Car<--Vet Ha
I'o^s ami l'oultry. We will yladlv refund 3
p 1 riailis from tlte \ise of any Curo-Vet renin
j LIST OF DEALERS
} J. E. Fowler Union, S. C.
? Storm's Drug Store .... Union. S. C.
; J. Mobley Jeter Union. S. C.
; East S de Drutt Co. . . . Union, S. C.
Giymph's Pharmacy .... Union, S. C.
Union Druse Store .... Union. S. C.
< 1 Harris-Woodward Co. . . . Union. S. C.
j E. C. Fore Union, S. C.
' Porter's ColTee Emporium . Union. S. C.
; Fowler's Pharmacy . . . Monarch. S. C
: 1. B. Betenbaufch . Union. S. C.. Route 2
J. E. M inter Sedalia, S. C.
B. G. Wilburn & Son . Cross Keys. S. C.
icent 11
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EE STOCKS OF BOTH
ALL BROKEN LOTS 4 >
RAP SLIPPERS I;
rs |
. . $4.451
. . $3.95 |
$5.45 'jf >
. . $6.50 |
5II0ES I:
$2.95 \
$3.95 %
OFS . . $4.95 | i
SUPPERS 1;
BROKEN LOTS MUST BE
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$7.00 VALUES X
$5.95 ?:
OFFFRED AT $5.45 I
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MEN'S SHOES $
'AVE STARTED AR- ?
D BROWN KID AND X
X
%
C OF CHILDREN'S 2|)(| X
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hoe Co. |
Robbers Loot Dublin Store
Dublin, Ga., Feb. 15.?Burglars
tided (Jhurchw^ll Brothers Departent
Store here Tuesday night and
irried off at least $1,000 worth of d
oods, including women's dreBies, u
arts, waists, fine silk underwear, 1
ats, men's and women's shoes, men's
aits, men's furnishings, suitcases ^
nd a miscellaneous collection of meraandise.
Entrance was effected through an pstairs
window which was reached ?
roni the roof of a build:ng adjoining. |
he i-obbers evidently knew the stock
s they selected only the best of early
pring goods, some of which had been
eceived Tuesday.
No clue was left. The robbery
:as discovered when the store was
pened Wednesday morning. No
loney was taken.
All city and county officers are;
.'orking on the case. It is believed j
he goods were taken to some near- j
y town for disposal.
Alimony is the "div" in divorce.?
Greenville (S. C.) T'iedmont.
The most slushy pert of snow is the
metry it starts.?Pittsburgh Press.
A diplomat is the man who lets
lie other fellow spill the beans.?
Brookfield (MoA Ac us.
A leaky radiator in St. Paul gave
uit hooch. Heaven-, what a janitor!
?Minneapolis Journal.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT?
RHODE 1ST.AND REDS?I am prepared
to furnish eggs for setting t
from select 1 irds, large and husgy j
and from the best laying strain. 15 j
eggs for $1.50. P. W. Mulllnax. jj
2-17-21-24 I
om Every Elcn |j |
f >r a Inr.flnc '"? Yo'' ,' "1 i' ike layers
?>iit of every solitary lien you own.
Egg Producer
tonic, develops the ?FC pmilut Ittit organs : j
vi uii; I?ll't ts; keeps peilir.- healtliy ' |
j ll?. box, 60 eelits.
itru'ard Kemodlcs tor Hoi- s. Mules. (.1!..
iiiur money If you fall t" pel Batlilact >iv
ly.
IN UNION COUNTY
H. T. II (Tlfins ... HulTalo, S. C.
Kel er's Oruu Store . . HulTalo, ii. C.
K. U. Brown HutTn o, S. C.
Mutual Supply Co. . . . Carlisle. S. C.
The Hates Co.. Inc. . . . Carlisle. S. C.
11. A. II raw ley l.ockhart. S. C. j
Kc ton Mer. Co Kelton, S. C.
Murrnh's Pharmacy . . Jonesvi le. S. C. 1
Jonesville Druir Co. . . Jonesvillc, S. C
Misa Hannah West, We t SprinKS. S. C. |
W. J. Hetsill . . . We t Springs. S. C. j
C. C. I.nncnster, . Jonesvil e. S. C., R. 2 1
Cheek & Lawson Union. S. C. I
Lockhart Junction
Lockhart Junction Fob, 14.?I don't
know what to write about at times
Some times I can think of too much '
and then again I verifrft something's. I
I heard Billy Sunday again last <
Sunday when he preached to men <
only. I will not write much about (
this great and good man for I fe 1
my inability to comment on anything
he says. I will on'y say he is great *
because he is good and God has given *
him the power to tell the people what <
hey are and what they should bo. <
lie has left a wonderful inlluence for
?ood wherever he has gone, as the -e
.vere many witnesses to testify in the
neeting Sunday. They have the <
lilly Sunday clubs organized every <
vhere he has gene, anil it was an- 4
lounced in the meeting that th"y <
vould meet to organize one in Spar ^
anburg. So I guess they will have a
urge club organized for the spi itual *
ip'ift and keep up the good influence 4
hat he has left in Spartanburg. He 4
xas some fine eo workers with hnx ?
vho help in his meetings. They are a
>ody of Christian workers and add
rivatly to the success of his meet
ii-Ts. ii pcopie or rnis word were *
ncrc organized on the works of th" v
spiritual welfare and for the up
mildmg of better citizenship our fin 4
tncial condition would be better.
W. W. Vinson reports a fine baby '
rirl at his home.
Joe Sparks is sick at his home near
Slford Grove. We are in hopes he
vill soon be up again. <
There will be a box supper at
fonesville in the Red Mens h ill nex'
'r day night. This is for the bono- *
:l of the Pocahontas order. Evry- 4
?ody is invited to come and much fun ?
s expected for they will h ive, ?
imong o'hor things, guessing eon 4
ests and cak'> walks. Come, b >ys!
expect to be there for I ain invi ed 4
o cry the sale. 4
Moxy. ?
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Another shipment of
HoMin^sworth's Unfiscal
Cand'es arrive! <
techy. The candv ]
with the money hn?k 4
f??:arar/ee. Try "Mt '
Hcbby" box (20 dif- j<
fereni kirds). ]
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Un :on Drag Store I <
Phone 116 and j
"Look for the Boy."
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Notice
A stated convocation of Poinsett
J Chapter, No. 10, R. A. M., Jj
will b? held inthe Masdnic j
T% Temple Friday evening. Feb- %
ruury 17, 1922, at 7:30 p. m. .
By order of . ?
Geo. T. Keller, <
Vni. C. Lake, Ik P. J
Secretary. i304-2t J
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JUST RECEIVED ;i
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FULL LINE <
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Bridge Score Cards ;
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Bridge V/h:st rlay'-?g cards, ?
fancy backs, gilt edge, s?e- V
ci al at 50c. I
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Peoples Drug Store
Prompt Service
Phones 68-69 *
1
FIND
| BE A FRIEND AND 1
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J FIRST BAPTI
f A live detriment, inl
aje; sex ani dispcsitic
suggested, so that the
membership. If yci i
1 S:mdav morning at 1C
i t d r\ r
?ASU. oa.rt.tti ui
, Varied pre ran each
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| LOW PRICES, m
I ARE OUR FIGHT!
| ING IN T!!I BUS!
| THE WAY TO 10
[ Ouur Ladies Spring Su
c ?2.S5 to ?4,0.03. 2
C-* j lJ . tilC money v;
C 54-inch Slrfccd a!! W
t 1 , * ,
f a skistf, yard ....
? 54-inch Re^eFant F!ai
f Kniv rr Wed fr wh'
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fca'l
I* Besl: 27-inc''. Press Gi
f 1 ? .
eisev/fcere at ?3c, 01
I Gocd q*?aU*.y Dress Gi
Gc^d (W>*y A**ron (
I Wri'e froHhe* Be^ Sp
7?rf0 Pe^mei Shee1!
Fi!' sVe ^hid Flange1
P^'" C">Wed 1
I 13x13 Hc^srned Napki
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. OUR DIRECTORATE 1;
V Exercising active supervision over the business of 1
the bank, and bringing to this work the ability and A
experience which has won them success and prestige, X
the following men compose our Directorate: X
J. Cohen W. N. Olymph R. L. McNally ^
J. Roy Fnnt R. P. Harry EmBlle Nicholson
R. F. Fowler L. J. Hames W. S. Nicholson A
, H. L Gaffney H. B. Jennings W. E. Thomson X
F. H. Garner L. M. Jordan W. R. Walker Y
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
|? Capital and Surplus $400,000.00 A
| NICHOLSON BANK & TRUST COMPANY |
t* Member Federal Reserve System
EMSLIE NICHOLSON, President M. A. MOORE, Cashier T
t W. S. NICHOLSON, L. M. JORDAN, J. ROY FANT Y
? Vice Presidents ^
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~ A FRIEND I
STOU WILL "FIND A FRIEND." BRING I
THEM TO THE |
ST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL
eresiing class and an able teacher for every |
in. The "Find a Friend Campaign" has been
First Baptist Sunday School may double its
are not already a member, bring that friend
) o'clock who is not a Sunday School attend89
mei taught by Prof. Davis JeffriesSunday,
Y ou will be welcomed.
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JY H. WILBURN, Supt. 1
INDERS?J. WILEY SANDERS I
assistant Superintendents |
Always Fighting For |~~ *
e Business j
EH QUALITY AND A SQUARE DEAL f
NG TOOLS AND THEY ARE BRING-1
NESS. WE WANT YOU TO LEARN f
WER PRICES AND BETTER VALUES |
it s are beauties and are selling rapidly, prices ?|?
Ice them before you buy and you will thank %
e save you.
ool Homespun Weave Skirting, 1 yard makes %
$2.95 %
anel, yard 65c %
ch you are paying 55c per ball, our price, V
35c
ngfeam, beautiful new Spring patterns, sold *t*
ur price, yard 19c ?
nghams, yard ... 10c %
iinghams, yard 10c
reads, double bed size, each 95c
s, each 59c
ls, pair $1.75 i!
fable Oil Cloth, yard 25c ?
ins, dozen $1.75 4?
iy More Elsewhere |
McLUREl
GOODS CO. |
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