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Business License and ' t Tax Ordinance t Continued from page di niiiiv than do days. See. t. Ill i'Vi'1'y lici'llsc to bo tak i out under or by authority of this rdinan t- ^h.il! b?- contained ami sot forth tlio purpose, trade, business or profession foi which *?uch license is . ranted, an(| the name and place of ' business of the person or persons tak out the same and the time for ahiih it is granted. The City Clerk ,:id I'reasarer shall prepare a form t license to be Used HI OUeh CilSV. o shall have the same printed and; H 11 in book foi in n a neat and sub .n tial manner, with a proper eheek in a tached to ciicli, upon which . be utilten. at the time the li-' e is trranted. the name of the obtaining the >ame, the length niie ?'ovei*al by said license, tor u; h amount charged therefor i 'la party receiving such license j keep tla* same posted in somei .lous place where his business,! profession is carried on. wishing to have licenses trans-i from one person to another! y a fee of $1.00 to C.ty Treast each transfer. V The license granted under rdmance -.hall n<>t authoi i/.e the . II, firm, company or corporation! '."i.oil hotcin to fxcri'isc or carrj 11 tin- t nolo or profession specified in >o h license in any oilier place than; 'hat mentioned therein shall let or 1.ire any wapon. cart, dray or other; carriaue or vehicle for transportation f Is or passengers within the city i limits. Sec. it. No person except licensed ahhs of said city without having i obtained a hadire from the City .I, and Treasurer, paying therefor t.. City Treasurer, under penalty of! no t. r eaeh and every day that i. >i \ehicle shall lie run. to he retov >*.) by information before tile Mayor. in tin ease of loss ot badne, the own r <an procure another at a cost of >h .ants. I'RoVIDKD that nothing' le reiii contained shall he construed to extend to wntfons, carts and other vein. I. > ir.-intr to or front market. lor aii> other business or profes-j - on not otherwise herein prilvided lor. i*i discretion of Mayor or Majority of t'ouncil. in no case to he less than >1 nil nor more than $500.00. I'Kt iVIDKI), further. That where i\\>. or more hratiehes of business not' necessarily connected are conducted in on,, establishment or hy one per oil, firm <?r eorporatioii, a licens" shall l.e . haryed and colleeted ft eaeh lo an, h of business so eondueted, pecit:cI in this ordinance, unless herein ot hoi wise - p. oitied. Where two or hi. oInisin. ss.-s a re run in the same, ida> < ..wind lis the same party, which! I,u in.* arc siierilicnllv II on I ?i i tin ordinance mi amount of bus I ? done. t ho maximum rate shall apply to the whole; otherwise, each| hall l>c pai.l or specifically. I Sec. No license shall he issued o extend ln-voml the 1st ilav of Mav.j 11)2:1. Sec. s The ' it\- Clerk ami Treas iiht shall consult tin- Councilman ini hi rv:.- of tin- I cense impart men) ' wln i. In- l as any reason to <|oiil t the! occupation of any applicant fop ; j I iron e, or the amount to he charged and the said Councilman shall haven the power to decide the matter. Sec. u The City Clerk and Treasur er shall he required to turn over to the police department the names of all delinquent license pavers immediately after the 1st day of June. li)2M, and the police department shall immcdi ; ately bring the delinquents before the Miivur for violation of this ordinance. Sei Hi. I'fiOVIDKl). That any person, firm or corporation beginning; i;o-iliess after January 1st, 11)21, for i which a license is herein required ! may he allowed to take out such li-| reuse for the unexpired part of the year on the following basis: Fifty toll . i per cent of the annual license 1'ltt > V11 )K1 >? further. That no lieeirs,. he issued prior to January 1st.; l'.i-j:*., unless herein provided, for less! 1 ban tin* full year. J- re. II In all cases where a bus-l Hit- s is begun alter March 20. 11)22 and (In 1.1 \ on such business is based .11> 11 yross income ?>r facts to be asi< it:uin<| the I ease shall be assessed 11h>m the probable cross income duri;iv a t-rm of oiic year; provided, how< i r, tl at the Councilman in charire of tbe licen e department shall have the risiht it any time during the period 1'ivc! by any license to require of ii i -11s additional sworn statc a- to l is gross income or any r determining facts of such bus;ins and an additional license tax , shall be paid in accordance therewith Sec. 12. Any license i-sued undei this ordinance shall he- subject to re- < ation by the Mayor <>i Board of . i aiici'men without refund of any! art of the tax paid: I'KOVIDKI). in the judgment of 'he Board the busi ' in is in >i-d does by reason of its , nature or the manner or place it; i v oic-h i i- inducted constitute a nuiiiii e or is a nn nacc to good order or ( > pub'i. health or morals. And upon tin- revocation of any such license it < I " unlawful for the person to! ' in h li eiise was granted to i: ! > conduct such business, and! I lhe violation cd' this provision ' 'in- oiVender shall, upon conviction be t ri? -I not more than .Sluu or impris- : < ned net mole than thirty days. Kaeh <:.i uich business is coiulie ted after revocation of license shall constitute a ' pro ale offense. ;|:5. No preaching. !? !tiring or peaking of any nature will be per i.lilted oil the streets of the city, unless j \ i lit. n permit for the same be ol lined from the Mayor, nor shall any " <*?ur ii" or speak inc. exhibition, c.r1 itinerant street venders be permitted Mam troet, >ec II It shall be the duty of tb< | J police department to investigate and c-port to the City Clerk and Treasurer ( . 'I persons doing business without a cense. * > . la That after June 1st. 1H2H the penalty due for non-payment of ,| ' cu-ns-(. to be the sum of "> per cent on ti e license recpiired for each and every niontli or part of the month until said license is paid. J Sec. Hi. In c ase of mixed wholesale < and retail business, unless owners or j agents can satisfactorily separate urh busuiesses the retail license shall 1 Iir charpcd. ?i S?*r. IV. Any violation of any of tin- s I n?\ i ion ; of this ordinance not here inhefniv provided f<?r shall In* |>un i^-hial h\ a line of riot mure than $100 s <r impr snnnn-nt for not more than 'to a days. a See. IK. lie it understood that the s ln < use lived hereunder are per annum unless otherwise provided for; pro ' ided. that no licenses issued durinp o <hi (i ea! vear shall extend beyond the l-*t day of May, 1923. 0 See. ID, A'| ordinance or parts of ordinances <n cenflict with this ordi nances are hereby repealed. (* Done and ratified in Council assem- ? Mom, under the corporate seal of tinCity of Union, on the 12th day of March, in the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty S wo. R. I\ MOIUiAN. Mayor. .1 11. SCIiOITAUL. W. (' I.AKK. U. C. .IAMKS. S. R. I.YBRAND. Councilmcn. \ttest: \V. I) ARTHUR. City clerk and Treasurer. AN ORDINANCE To Raise Supplies for the Fscal Year Ilegilining .May 1, 1922. f?V" the City of In ion, S. C. He it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Union, S. in Council assembled and by authority of the same: That a tax to cover the expenses and general purposes of the said City of Union to be as follows: 11 .'I-1 mills for general put pose and a special levy of I 1-4 mills for maintenance of Carnegie Free Library and to pay the interest on outstanding < ou poll bonds from the tirst of May. 1922. to tin* first of May. 192.'!, shall be levied and collected in manner and form as follows: Section 1. A tax of sixteen (10) mills upon every dollar of the value of all taxable real estate, personal property and stock in trade, in the corporate limits of the City of Union, S. C. Section 2. That taxes herein levied and assessed shall be due and collected by the City Clerk and Treasurer, who shall keep Ins books open from the 1st day of May, 1922. to the 1st day of June, 1922. for this purpose; after which time he shall proceed by distress or otherwise as prescribed bylaw to collect such taxes as remain unpaid, with a penalty of twenty per cent (20'? > in addition thereto for such non-payment. Section That the basis of value for taxation of real estate, personal property and stock in trade within the city of Union, S. (\, shall be taken from the books of the Auditor of Union County and such assessment shall be the same as levied by the County Auditor in 1920 and 1922. Section 4. The sum of Two Dollars t $2.00 1 is hereby tixed as a commutation tax for the street or road duty thi. said sum to be naiil hv all aide bodied male poisons able to perform or eause to be performed the labo herein required, between the ages of twenty-one (21 I and fifty (nO) years who reside within the corporate Inn its of the said City except ordained ministers and those exempt by law, and any person liable to this tax win shall fail to pay the same within tin time specified, shall be required to work on the streets of Union foui t I) days under the direction of the Street Overseer, whenever required by said Overseer during the said period herinheforc mentioned; and any person failing either to pay said commutation or perform said labor, when so required as before said shall be brought. before tin1 Mayor's court and upon conviction thereof, shall be fined a sum not exceeding Tell Dollars i $1 u.un ? or sentenced to imprisonment not exceeding twenty (20) days with or without hard labor. Section That all Ordinances or parts of Ordinances conflicting with .his Ordinance are hereby declared r? pealed. Done and ratified in Council assem bled under the hand of the Mayor and Seal of the said City of Union, Litis I Ith day of March. 1022. U. l\ MOlUiAN, Mayor. .1, 11. SCHOPPAUU, W. C I..AKK, II. C. JAMKS, S. R. LYHRAXD, Councilnien. Attest: VV. I). ARTHUR, City clerk and Treasurer. Land Sale State of South Carolina, Union County. Court of Common I'leas. K. (>. Page, Plaintiff, vs. W. .1. .Johnston, Frances C. .lohns'on Kssie II. I.awson. Myra I.. Little am Mittie Harper, Defendants. Pursuant to an order of the Cour of Common Pleas for said County am .Mate. Heretofore made m the al?ov? stated ease, the undersized will sell before the court house door in Union S. r., at, auction, on the 3rd day o April, li>22, beinj; salesday, durinp lepal hours of sale, the following lands and premises, to wit: AJ1 that certain tract of land, lyiny :.nd heintr in Botransville Township, I'ounty and State aforesaid, near West Springs, containing 231) acres, more nr less, hounded hy lands known as Thompson f!old mine tract, hy lands >f F. W. Kison, the Nott (lold Mine William West, and others, and h iny (he tract- conveyed hy A. M. Thomson as executor of the estate of Mary F Thomson, to John I,. Johnston, deed July recorded in said County and State, less sixty (<>0> acres, hereto fore, sold, leaving a balance of 17*J teres, more or less. Terms of sale, Cash, purchaser ti pay for papers and stamps. W. W Johnson. Kv Officio Master, I'rohate Judz Union, S. C. 3-IK-2"?; 1 1 Master's bale -itj?t? of South Carolina, Union County, 'ourt of Common PIpus. \hraham Smith, ft al., PlaintifTs, vs. Ino. K. Sims and Willie Johnson, Defendants. Pursuant to an order of the Court Heretofore made in the above stated ase, I will sell, on Saturday, April 1 1)22, at 2 o'clock, |>. in., on the prem ses, at auction, the following pieces >r parcels of land, in Union Town hip, said County and State, to wit: (.That certain lot of land lyin?, ! outh of the Union-Santue puhlie road | djoininc lands of James Henderson . n the northwest, and hounded on I In outh by the track of the Southern . L R., containing two 2 ) acres, more r less. ' 2. That certain other lot or parcel f land, hounded south by Santuc pub ic road, north by tract of the South j rn R. It., and Kasl by lands of the state of Berry Humphries. 3. That cert an other lot or pan-el f land, on the northern side of the lantu public road, nnd hounded north by tie* old Kllis land, oast l>y lot of Ninuod Kllis. south by said road and west by lot of Francos Mc.lunkin, and being about 400 yards long. This land will bo out into a number of smaller lots, and sold on tho ground, separately, on terms of onehalf cash with interest at eight (K) per cent per annum from date of sale t: 11 paid, on the unpaid portion of the purchase price; purchaser to receive a receipt for cash payment when made, and deed to be de'ivered by the Mastei when the ered't portion is paid. W. \V. Johnson, Probate Judge, Fx Officio Master. March 12. 1922. mo.'lt Master's Sale State of South Carolina. Union County, Court of Common Pleas. I. \V. Nance, Plaint iff, vs. Andrew Sartor, et al.. Defendants. Pursuant to a decree of the Court aforesaid, in the above stated cas , I will sell before the court bouse door in Union, S. ('., on April 1922, being salesday, during legal hours of sale, :t auction, the following lands and premises, to wit: All that certain lot or parcel of land, lying and being in the western part of the City of Union. County and State aforesaid, bounded b,\ lands of (list, Miller, Henderson and Na ice, being the lot conveyed by J. \\ Nance to Andrew Sartor, commencing at corner of stable lot, and running south 1(1 feet to corner; thence west SO feet to stake; thence north to C. A. Henderson's line; thence along said line 40 feet to stake; thence east SO feet tt beginning corner. Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge, Ex Officio Master. March 13, 1922. 1330-31 , Notice of Reference To Prove Claims State of South Carolina, Union County, Court of Common Pleas. Pursuant to an order of the Court aforesaid, notice is herel.ly given that a reference will be held before me on the 1 1th day of April, 1922, at II o'clock, a. in., at my office in Union, S. at which reference all persons having claims or demands against Sardis Farm, Incorporated are required to attend and establish and prove such claims. W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge, Ex Officio Master. March 12, 1922. 1330-4t Notice to Debtors And Creditors All persons holding claims against the Estates of Charles It. Smith, deceased, must present the same duly proven, to me, and all persons indebted to said estate must make payment to me. Mrs. Coline E. Smith, Executrix Est. Chas. It. Smith. March 17. 1922. 3-18-25; 1-1 POltTO ItICO and Nancy Hall potato plants grown from treated potatoes, inspected before shipped. Immediate shipment after April 10th. $1.00 per thousand, shipping point, lots of 5,000. G. J. Derrick, Lancaster, S. C. 3-18-25; 4-1 Master's Sale State of South Carolina. Union County, Court of Common Pleas. The Citizens National Bank of Union, S. C., Plaintiff, vs. Hammie Meng Askew, et al., Defend ants. Pursuant to a decree of the Court aforesaid, heretofore made in the above stated case, I will sell before the eourt house door in Union, S. on the 3rd day of April, 1922, b iiig the first Monday in said month, during 'egal hours of sale, at auction, Khe following lands and premises, to wit: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, lying and being in the (' wn ty and State aforesaid (Pinckney 'township) containing one hundred and forty-six ( 140) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of J. Carrier. J. V. Askew, B. B. doing ai d others, and formerly known as the Meng homestead. Terms of sale: One-third cash, hal nice one and two years from date m sale, credit portion to be secured b> bond of the purchaser and mortgag. of the premises and to bear interest from date of sale at eight (8) per c?-nt per annum until paid. Purchaser to pay for stamps, papers and record ing fees. W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge, Kx Officio Master. March 13, 1922. 13J0-3t FIRE INSURANCE We reuresent some of the Wrongest fire insurance companies in the United State3, uch as The Philadelphia UnJerwriters, The St. Paul, The National Liberty, the Equitable, The Pacihc and others. See Us For Fire Insurance. ' Dffue in F. C. Duke, Optometrist, building. JEFFRIES 4 KELLY I i Notice of Reference * To Prove Claims j * _ i * State of South Carolina, Union County, Court of Common Pleas. Pursuant to an order of the Court 10 aforesaid, notice is hereby given that jU( a reference will be held before me ( ofi thy 14th day of April, 11122, at 11 o'clock, a. m., nt my ollice in Union, ^ S. C., nt which reference all persons having claims or demands against .1. Tc II. Smith and A. P. Bishop, co-partners, trading and doing business under the firm name of Smith Vulcanizing Co., must attend and establish such claims and demand W. W. Johnson, Probate Judge, Kx Officio Master. Notice, Voters! j 1 1 A meeting of the legal voters vesid ing in Union school district and re turning real or personal property therein for taxation is hereby called a. to assemble at Un'on court house on the 11th day of April, 11)22, at 11 o'clock, a. m. for the purpose of vot ^j, ing an additional lax to supplement lit the general tax for the support o' Mi schools in pursUutx c <>f an act of tin i i mi general assembly, with nil>sei|uen amendments, approved Dec. 21th pr 18D2. iv C. T. Murphy, C. ('. Sanders, J. A. Sawyer, Geo. ('. Perrin, L. \Y. Blaekwelder, ' .1-2.r?; 4-1. Trustees. n| Thin People Tnruam weight 10 to 25 pounds per month. Bysimple guaranteed, safe, \1 reliable treatment. Ar^o-Phosphate I HML |\|S will taereaae your weight with Rood \ Bf I eolld atay-tbrrc. IWh and muscle. f' Write today lor KKKK sample. Enclose stamp to American Drug n A* Boles Co,, lUMou 13, Alaaa, Bl TT ATT? GROWER I MILI>RKDmA nAin 1Uy' ro"|ovca ^an^" I and makes it boautiful. I ' ??'? 1 ' 75c ?uaf 1.20 abotlla. ar Mildred Loui*e Co., Maiden 43, Mass. ht ^Hair Remover * A naootti bftlrlrna "kin for orory {*' woman n.ay t?> hn.l with the aid of Kt little MBDOL |K?"te. i?ade by mixing li] a little Medol with water, and opply to the ban a nut wanted and In a jilly you can waali the h&ira right off. at lledol iaauhliuhOc aud $1.00 bottUa. hi Amarioau Prupriotxry bjuidioato# ttakleu 48, ?Iaaa. w "iiandaUp" * Mama uses I ,y I Mr'rmZ?,L I ? I aiul 1 ,K,y are gone I 4l I "I?-H.BE in it jilly. a |j] *5*5aSg=s*^ You just try it. I a, >VH ARe^BustDeveloper U VMcoreredatlatt. w I J x BR RoxotoM applied night and morning ' work* wooden when oaod in oouBi\ noction withBgrainTonoliueTablets. " g C.,.j Roactona la put up in CUc, $1.00 and 11 B fl j-ira. American Proprietary | ? t> judicata* Maiden 4b, lUaa. ' Did you see the "Townsend Block" go last night? It doesn't take two fires like Ui th is to make a person think! Was it insured? ;;; ?the usual after the fire ill question. It probably was. j ^ Every one has come to look on n insurance as a necessity. But? < Was il adequately insured? Was it insured in a company that handles losses in a busi- ? nesslike way? Were the goods ? that it contained insured? ?* Was it insured through an \ i run nas a reputation *2 for looking after the interests ?4 of its policyholders? Was it insured in a company that could not l?c put out of business by a great conflagration? Was it insured in a company that lielps its policyholders prevent lire? There are a host of other considerations. <? Let this agency prove the *?j> value of it : ervice and the V soundness of a policy in one of 5 our good companies. V E. M. GARNER \ General Insurance Union, S. C. ^ Phone 33?8 W. Main St. i 2 Citation to Kindred ?+< And Creditors ? $ Stale of South Carolina, X ('ountv of I'nion. By Hon. W. \V. Johnson, Judge of ?r< I'rolmtc. .X Whereas, W. K. Hatch ford has made --nit t<? ?n?' in Krant him Letters of ?7* A<1 ininistr;tt ion ?n the estate and ef- J feels of KdwiUt! Krwine liatehford, deceased, A The < are, therefore, to cit<? and ad- X monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Edward Kr? J wine KaU-liford, deceased, that they X he and appear liefoM me in the Court ?r of Probate, to In- held at Union ('. 11., A South Carolina, <n the 14th day of X April, next, after publication hereof, at I I o'clock in the forenoon, to show A cause, if any tiny have, why the said 2 Administration hould not be granted. Civen tinder my hand and seal this A Ctlt li day of Man h, Anno Domini 1922. i I W. W. Johnson, Judge of Probate. A Published on the 1st and 8th days of I _ April, 1922, in The Union Times. '^1 % I ********* Where To Worship * ********* Episcopal. Fifth Sunday in Lent. Sunday school and Bible class at :00 a. in. Service at 11:00 a. m. Orgnn prede, Mrs. Alston. Processional hymn, 514. Hymn 450. Sermon ami the rite of Confirniam by Bishop Finley. Offertory, "Open the dates of the mplc" Miss Kathrin Lay ton. Sanctur. CJounoud. (iloria and Excelsis. Recessional Hymn 304. First Presbyterian Church. 10:00 a. m.? Sunday school. 11:00 a. m.?Communion. 4:00 p. m.?Junior C. E. No night worship. Monday 7:45 p. m. Senior C. E. Wednesday, 4:00 and 8:00 p. in. ayer meeting. J. F. Matfieson, Pastor. First Baptist Church. Sunday school, with a class for evy age and need, will be held at 10:00 m. Services of worship, with preaching the pastor, will be held at 11:15 m. and at 8:45 p. m. The sermon bjeets for tomorrow will be "Putig First Things First" and "The [in Who lias Seen (Jod." The B. V. P. IJ. will hold its regular feting at 0:45 p. in. The B. V. P. , will have charge of the mid-week ayer service on next Wednesday cuing. Edw. S. lteaves, Pastor. j Corinth Baptist Church (Colored). Sunday school at 10:00 a. in. Preaching at 11:.'!() a. in. Theme, 'he Rich Poor; the Poor Rich." The missionary meeting at 7 p m Preaching at 8 p. m. We are havg a great revival. Come and I ring >ur friends. J. S. Daniel, Pastor. INDIGESTION usy Public Official Says Thedford's Black-Draught Helps Him Keep Physically Fit. Clay City, Ky.?"I have been In lslness here for twenty-one yeara; n aiso coroner, riding the Kentucky lis and hollows In all kinds of eather and under all kinds of contlons," says Mr. Sam T. Carr, of this ace. "To be able to do so, I must lep physically fit, and Thedford's j lack-Draught Is my stand-by. "These trips used to give me headhes, and that, I found, came from i irrled meals or from constipation. I "I was convinced that Black-Draught j as good, so now 1 use It, and It gives j riect satisfaction. It acts on the ver, relieves Indigestion, and certainIs splendid. I am never without it." When you have a feeling of discomrt after meals, causing a bloating nsation, headache, bad breath, and milar common symptoms, try taking pinch of Black-Draught after meals? pinch of the dry powder, washed >wn with a swallow of water. This as been found to aaslst the stomach ad liver to carry on their normal 'ork. and helps prevent, or relieve, instipatlon. Your druggist can supply you with lis well-known, purely-vegetable liver edicine. Insist upon Thedford'B, the riglnal and only genuine Blackiraugbt liver medicine. NC-137a Notice Notice is hereby given that the ounty of Union will receive bids at ie Supervisor's ollice in the County Union, State of South Carolina, on ie Kith (lay of April, 1922, at 10 clock a. in. The amount to l?e boriwed is $9a,000.00. The bank otferg the cheapest rate of interest will . awarded the loan. This loan will ] made in accordance with the statute the State and the money borrow1 will lie kept on deposit in the bauk om which it is borrowed. .1. V. Askew, , Supervisor Union Co. f The S 1 Home ? I Commenci | We are asking Uni zalion here (or anoth* I L ? f- 1 1 jjasseu 10 you ior net cash you can then sigi the year at your optioi Don't give a dollar wl The Salvation Arm churches, in homes an meetings; they have fc young girls away froi for the needy, paid tri judge and police depa are being done every Do not fail us?kir once to the undersign* - - . .1 I I ' I ' I Have I A Will of Your Own T TAVING worked to acquire your money and ** property, it is your right to dispose of it as you see fit. Exercise that right by making a will of your own. YOUR lawy er should draw your will ac- LJ curately and legally so that it will be incontestable. APPOINT this institution as the executor and trustee to insure careful, unprejudiced, efficient management of your estate. Nicholson Bank 8C Trust Co. Union, S. C. Union County's oldest, largest and strongest bank Member Federal Reserve System U. S. Government and State supervision itii had wlson 1 1 i?a WILLIAM C. LAKE FORMAYOR CITY OF UNION, S. C. "YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE APPRECIATED" MY PLATFORM: A good, economical, progressive, systematic, concervative form of City government. ? Personal supervision to the interests of the City. I The enforcement of law and order. I Good streets. H To make Union a better City in every respect. fl IF YOU HAVE CHAPPED LIPS, GET THEM CURED AND BE READY TO SMILE ON SATURDAY APRIL 8 SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE ? Asparagus phimosis MILLION I'URE PORTO RICO ami ferns, 10c each. Apply to Phone 50. Nancy Hall potato plants grown l.>42-2tpd from best prolific potatoes, treated with corrosive sublimate before ?'OR SALE?One new Covington cotbedded. Immediate shipment; $1.00 f?n planter. Apply to Phone 2720, per thousand, shipping point. Guar- Mrs. C. G. Estes, Union, S. C., R. 1. an tee safe arrival. G. J. Derrick, ? ??. Lancaster, S. C. 1342-4t-pd LOST?Gray rain coat and white and ~~ I 777 ~ 7 ~ ~ blue serge child's hat between Union I.OS1 In Union One note and niort- an(] Spartanburg. Finder please gage made payable to t. F. Morris return to J. M. Crow's Store and by W. M. Burgess, and endorsed py ^et reward. ltnd me ior *>iun ana some cenis. f inaerl please notify me, or leave with The | Union Times. E. F. Morris, Wil-1 pr;nters' ink nays kinsville, S. C. ltpdl ?nk pays. y T^r "^r T|{r f^r^y alvation Army | Service Appeal j es Monday, April 3rd i on County for $3,000 to finance this organi- ? ?r vear. Remember, the tamhnnrine i? nnt A p only in the devotional services. Give all the ? n the pledge card (or more to be paid during n. Remember, this is not a dollar campaign. % len you can give $5 or $10. 11 X iy preaches the gospel upon our streets, in d halls, it holds Sunday schools, young peoples X :d many of our worthy poor, have gotten *f n bad surroundings, found homes and work <|> asportation for many, assisted the probate ? rtment in many cases and many other things day that is necessary. T idly have your donation ready, or mail it at *t* ed R. HAYNES HARRIS, | Financial Chairman. %