The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, February 20, 1922, Image 4
1 owoEr RIalto Theali
65,000 girls disappeared from their homes lasl
as this may seem it is nevertheless a fact?pro
records.
WHY?
IS IT BECAUSE
?Parents are too cruel?
?Of the lure of the big city?
?Of shattered romance?
?In search of romance and fine clothes?
This vital problem is vividly answered
in a forceful photodrama, which promises
tc be one of the sensations of the season. ^
TO OUR PATRONS:
We are not placing sensationally titled photop]
adopting fraudulent methods to win patrons to c
you to know that in this picture there is a remer
of your presence.
TUESDAY,FIB.21:: ONE
USUAL ADMISSION SHOWS: 2. 3
n
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BUY YOUR OVERCOAT '
A NEW SPRING HAT
$3.50
BETTER THAN A YEAR Af.O'S $5.00
^ The blocks are exceedingly new and differ- i
ent and this Spring the colorings include
shades you haven't seen. i
But most important?the hats are d?4rk
enough to chum with your overcoat?and f
the weights won't let you catch cold.
We have any number of customers who
? finish with their winter hats in February.
This year the number should multiply for L
the new hats at $3.50 are better in every way I ~
than the $5.00 hats were in 1921. I
$ New shipment of Sure-Fit Caps just receiv- I ?ti
| ed $1.50to$2c50 j ^
j. tonen to. i
THE HOUSE OF SATISFACTION. g
Notice to Stock Subscribers Notice
Notice is hereby given that in nc- i a special communication of Union
cordance with a resolution carried in ^ Lodge, No. 75, A. F. M.,
a meeting of the stockholders of the ik wj|j held in the Masonic
Union Canning & Products Co., held at Temple Monday, February
Union, S. C., Saturday, Feb. 18, a call 20th, at 7:30 p. m., for the
for 20 per cent of the subscription to purpose of work in the E.
the capital stock be made at once. a. degree.
Please govern yourselves accordingly. By order of
Lewis M. Rice, j. Gordon Hughes,
2-20-22-24. President. Wm. C. Lake, W. M.
' 1 Secretory. 1306 2t
Earliest known almanac is dated -
1200 B. C. Read your yellow label. L
I
t hsMt 1 ' H Jate&to
re m?" fl
t year. As startling
yen by undeniable
ted by a splendid cast
headed by
NNA Q. NILSON
lays on our program, nor
mr box office. We want
kable story well worthy
: DAY ONLY
:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30
rcirimrn nir
tjEvimu rit
The new Ice Cream delight.
Made with that famous
QUALITY Ice Cream.
TRY ONE TODAY
10 CENTS
GET 'EM AT
STORM'S
JPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
?OR SALE?One well-located, verj
desirable building lot, close in, plenty
of room. See J. T. Storm.
-'OR RENT?Two furnished rooms ir
desirable residential section. Apply
Phone 304. It
VANTED?Man with car to sell low
priced Graham Tires. $130.00 pei
week and commissions. Graham
Tire Co., 3163 Boulevard, Bentor
Harbor, Mich. ltpd
'"'OR RENT?Rooms for rent in the
B. F. Arthur house. Apply to Miss
Willou Hicks. 1307-Gt
TORE MILK?better milk. If you
don't believe it, try it. All milk
aerated and cooled to 40 degrees before
bottling. Phone your orders?
to phone 2720. You business will
be appreciated. C. K. Hughes, Union,
S. C., R. No. 1. ltpd
IAN OR WOMAN~WANTED?$10
weekly fulltime, $1.00 an hour spare
time, selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Experience unnecessary.
Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Penn.
1307-10t-Mon
The federal judge over in Ohio who
?nt a mail robber to the penitentiary
;>r sixty-seven years seems able to
xpress himself clearly in a long Kennice.?Pittsburgh
Gazette-Times.
Fnr Slinflav,? na??arJ I
? ? ? V W4M7VI %
ESKIMO PIE
Order them when
you're ready to serve
and we'll have them
at your door in a hurry.
Also Roger's Ice
Cream in Vanilla and
Cherry flavors.
Union Drug Store
Phone 116 and
"Look for the Boy."
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H A Bohemia
H Greenwk
I ROSE OF WASf
WITH ARTISTS*
Bffl To the Theatregoers
M ROSE OF WASHIN
gH only one of the bigge
H attractions ever booket
gM son of an especial com
H pany management I ai
BK at 25 per cent LESS 1
lag BIA, GREENVILLE,
BM or other big southern
?9 mend ROSE OF WAS
BB highly.^1 Prices $1.50, J
SI i
Ma
RIALTO
Something ddflb every minute in
high and n|Kr shifts gears.
1 Plenty of hea^f interest, too. A
jJ trying to g?.hcr lover to his s
cop who ddfln't recognize her.
n Every speed^K&riot, from a tin
i record-breJRlg comedy.
18 Even when yafheroine lands in j;
all cylindflja She makes hers<
who inve^Ba the super-mouse
j way into^Ufto see her.
8 Don't miss ^^Biow. It's the "G
3 est, dnrinijBKdarlingest.
BEBE jlllELS ii
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I Eimo Matin in Tht
"Rose of W^^Kgton Squrfre'
For somctirnh^Hteema that theatri
ca! producers I^Klgbeen striving t<
outdo one who coul<
construct the I^^^^Hvmusical com
edy. In its el^^^^Kes the typica
American revuJ^^^Mlled wtih a lo
of clever thougteHHfi>ly not too braii
fagging mateqfljjHbf late however tlv
writers of this Iflmd of entertainmen
seem to have dflnfaded to the lowes
depths of baGj^^Hnfekes ate propi
tioya tvr U field
Now 't \Omg|^HJBp^^W-afiini na
swung in the^^^HVdirection. In
stead of a musif^pB girl show frame<
amid a junglfe oflfanrealted specialtie:
wc find the oii^tgRiding success of th<
present theatricflneason a musics
play with a realSBPconsistent plotnot
farcical sto^^Kher.
"Rose of W aJHraon Square" is th<
(attraction in d^Bn. It was pro
duced several ago and is des
tinod for a Nevfl&rk opening almos
immediately fqHMring the local en
gqgement whiclfliJttheduled for Fri
r day;'February J^^Kt the Rialto'Tlie
atrc. From tM^Bsht that the pla:
made its debutwHpregoers, press an<
showmen In declaring tha
i the Astor ProdwBng company has ii
"Rose" a musicSKbow that will be t<
its field what ,4Btehtnin" is to th'
drama without lywBfcrimmings.
' Pistoljp Smuggln Into
-v Pale^p in Bee Hive:
' Haifa, Palestfl^^ Feb. 16.?Acci
dental discoverySjt'a consignment oi
several thousandfigtomatic pistols anc
25,000 rounds oflpinmunition, whicl
wore being amugMpd into Palestjjie ir
boxes supposed WW contain beehives,
has aroused much^jpmment and tended
to revive the bitttyr feelings between
the Arabs and Je^frg.
Sir Herbert SaBgel, the High Commissioner,
hadrppcempted beehives
from customs d?y in order to develop
Palestine'a^ftduatry.
Ninety-six boxS supposed to conlain
beehives weiBbeing unloaded at
Haifa when one M them was broken
revealing th?" wfiSons and"ammuniThe
whole eongEgnment which had
been addressed te^Jews was seized.
The head of the .Jewish Cooperative
Workmen's Association at Haifa and
a noted Jewish lawyer at Jaffg were
arrested and chaffed with being implicated
in the aflfir. *
The Zionist lenders have disavowed
all responsibility ind condemned the
incident. The native press has warned
the people to on guard, asserting
thnt probably this contraband
business has been going on for some
time and that very, likely great quantities
of arms and ammunition have
been brought in in this way.
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Record of Amusement Tax
Paris, Feb. 18.?The amusement tax,
which is devoted to the poor of the
city, has produced a record total for
1921, 27,000,000 francs having been
collected, compared with 22,500,000 in
1920.
There are now 542 theaters, concert
halls and moving picture theaters in
the city, and 700 dancing halls.
Metallic potassium will flame up
when water is poured on it.
_J5dward Hoylct who standardized
rules of moat card games, lived about
the beginning of the 18th century.
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Revel of Hi- 0? o 1
:h Village I | rf ? f> I
IINGTON SQUARE I f M
MODELS CHORUS H ?
of Union and Vicinity: H ^ ^
IGTON SQUARE is not H N
| A Dollar in the Bank {
:ession made to the com- Li |
m able to offer it to you j? collar in the bank is worth two i 1
'RICES THAN COLUM- jM your pants pocket whore it tnav "burn I 9
AUGUSTA, ATLANTA H P hole'. 1
cities. 1 can not com- H L r . . ,
HINGTON SQUARE too >t bver read the story In a Mummy s Pams ^
M-00, 75c. H Pocket"? It's a lite stop/ ct "a dead
ROY W1LLEFORD, H fc' one". Ask for a copy. Hi
inager Rialto Theatre. H ?
HHNHHHIM' ! Nicholson Bank 8C Trust Co. j
| Union, S. C. |
1 1 p j |jnjon County's oldest, largest and strongest bank |
ij'j Member Federal Reserve System
fjjj U. S. Government and State supervision j |
mm* w n < m> m ?W?
lizzie to an airplane, figures in this I E0flS FrOIll EVCPy HCffl
... . B -up-, -C^," I rv ; ;iK>iie.t-ma'm rs y.it ; ( . i-r-. sji;-:'r> !. :i ! 'o\:,
ail, the action keeps right hitting on B ; {.V#
;lf right at home, and like the chap Bj ^HS] /'" Egg Producer
trap, found the world breaking its | X^ ; % :;?^r Trflrt p0u!.v.. t,lU
j T -ill T-? 1 rs- 1M * ? 1 i* 8 prod R fi'St trow ill ill >>!'.!lit; rliieke. t-i I!'. 1j? X, o"
ood Little Bad Girl at her dazzling- \\v rrry ??.,. ..f Cam-Vet s?;..n<iir>: '.t.t n i .? . :.->r u-.r< ?. M C'.'lo.
[ I Hn.is mid I-milt r v. We will gladly refund >?..or if >r-4 lii t.> c?.: satisfactory
m roRiiii i frvin thi ?;.?. of :?n* Cnro-Vot r.-e-edv.
S LIST OF DEALERS IN UNION COUNTV {
Tiir nnrrn nin I ;J. e. Fowicr union, s. c. h. t. ilkkuu Buffalo. s. c.
I III & * 111 I || I I II I 8 Storm's Drug Store .... Union, S. C. Krl cr'j I) rut; Store . . . Huffnlo, S. C.
I | H r \r r Ml 111 HI B Wobley Jeter Union. S. C. K. It. Urowti lt-jfta o. S. C.
fi (I'll ill I I II 11 | I | | Q East Side Drug Co. . . . Union, S. C. Mutual Supply Co. . . . Carlisle. S. C.
II I all. VI fc. k-U " I II L M (Hymph's Phnrinacy .... Union, S. C. The Ditli't Co., Inf. . . . Carlisle. S. C.
H Union DruK Store .... Union. S. C. K. A. Brawlcy Lookhart. S. C.
H Harris-Woodward Co. . . . Union, S. C. Ke'ton Mer. Co Kflton, S. C.
qa 8 *' Fore Union. S. Murrah's Phnrmney . . .lonrs\ i le. S. C.
LIjU 1 Portor'H Coffee Emporium . Union. S. C. Jonet.ville I?ru?; Co. . . .lonosville. S. C.
| Fowler's Pharmacy . . . Monarch, S. C. Miss Hannah We?t. West Springs. S. C.
tli .1. II. Uetenbnugh . Union, S. C., Route 2 W. ,f. lletsill . . . West Springs, S. C.
* m e ?, 8' Winter Scdalla, S. C. C. C. Isincuster. . Jonesville. S. 0., It. 2
k Uf^S Ol A (irZdll 9! ^""urn & Son . Cross Keys, S. C. Cheek ? Lnwson Union. S. C.
I NEW SPRING GOODS I
l ARRIVIN(Pl^FRY DAY l
IBest quality 36-inch all Silk Pongee, yard $1.25
54-inch Homespun weave all Wool Striped Skirting, yard . . $2.95 1
40-inch Organdie, all colors, yard 25c
40-inch Figured Voiles, yard 15c
36-inch extra fine Bleached Pa jama Checks, yard 18c
Plesse Crepe in solid colors, pinks and blues, yard 18c
36-inch Soft Finish Bleach, yard 10c
36-inch Suiting, all colors, yard 25c
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, White and Flesh 50c to $1.50
Ladies' White Wash Waists, each $1.00
Ladies Pink Corset Covers, each 25c
Ladies' Silk Corset Covers, each 50c
40-inch Unbleached Sheeting, yard 8c
Best Dress Gingham in new spring styles, yard 19c
H Good Dress Ginghams in new spring styles, yard 10c
H Men's Cotton Hose, pair 5c
I Children's Ribbed Hose, pair 8c
1 Ladies' Silk Hose, seam up back, pair 35c
I Why Pay More Elsewhere
I J. F. McLure Dry Ms Co.
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