The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, April 06, 1922, Image 4
a I ALTO
TODAY
How many wives
would have done
as she did?
Jesse L. Lasky
presents
GLORIA SWANSON
iv
UNDER THE LASH"
The r.tory of a woman's
light between love and
a loveless marriage.
Testing in the fire in human
hearts some of the
laws of a man-made
world.
A I,SO
LUKE MCLUKE
<'athcdral at Antwerp has a spire
l<?0 feet high.
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
! Oil SAI.K Wh??li- sweet milk, from
tuhiTi-ulosis tested cows. Delivered
daily. Price l".!' jc per quart, 7c per
pint. Pleasant drove Dairy. W. A.
Palmer. PMd-itpd
L
El ANN~i
it is with pleasure i
Union and surrounds
represent the foremo:
the United States.
? Our Demonsiratior
$ stock, will arrive in j
We would apprecic
interested parties, an
| orders, it is requestei
their names and addr
stration.
The llnloi
IIARD
- PHONES 33-34
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1 FOR SATl
I Remember, jusi for I
I ed at random from a
o(> inch I-{leaching, y
P Nice smooth Bleache
IoO-inch Cretonnes, y
02-inch Cress Gint?*hi
00-inch No. 400 Kn<>
I Yard wide Percales,
10-inch nice smooth
15lue Overall Cloth, }
Men's Scout Work S
Men's Khaki Work F
Men's Pin Check W<
Men's and Young1 M
Hoys' Wool Suits, ea<
Men's Work Shirts, c
Ladies' Boot Silk H<
Men's Indigo Blue C
Boys' Headlight Ove
If values and money
Reliable Batter)
THE BA
Just a
Reminder
\ to every mother and father of the fact that
Karo is a great energy food for children.
Serve it on sliced bread. l or the grown folk
keep the Karo pitcher full when you serve
i pancakes, hot biscuits or waffles. Very low k
prices now in. effect at your grocer's?and remeruber
Karo coraes only in full weight cans.
i ;
; A 'stlon ? _>r toni?;h;?] 'aro Sponge Cake
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H milk p; ?d? alfv, mix hgh.lv ?ml turn
u uns.r, ,ik 1 pun .itiil l>.ikc iit mod* HE? ifff #5 .i IP Irl
DUNCEIVIENT
thai we are able to announce to the people of
ng territory thai we h ave signed contracts to
si manufacturers of R\DIO EQUIPMENT in
1 Outfit, as we!! as a n unber of machines for
a few days.
ite the opportunity of showing our line to any
d as quite a number hr.ve already placed their
1 that a!! those who are interested send us
esses, that we may give them an early den^oni
Hardware Company
WARE AND ELECTRICAL GOODS
8 Wect Main Street
UNION, S. C.
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PECIAL
hiE BATTERY
IRDAY AND MONDAY ONLY
these two days. The values we oCer are pickII
over our stock.
ai'd 8Jc
(1 Pajama Chocks Mimit; to each customer),
10c
arc! 19c ft
urns, yard 15c g
lish Long CI >1 h, yard 10c |
light grounds only, yard 10c I
Sea Island Sheeting, yard 10c I
oird 15c R
hoes, pair $1.69 |
I A. .
anus $1.25 H
)\-k Pants, pair $1.25 J
en's All Wool Suits, each $9.95
ch $3.95
?ach 25c
>se (black only), pair 25c
)veralls, pair 98c
rails up to size 7, pair 75c
saving mean anything to you, visit the Old
r often.
TTERY, UHIOH. S. C.
Enrollment Notice enrolled by signing an oath that will
be furnished by the enrolling officer of
their ward. In the event of any other
At a meeting of the City Democratic swearing that he or she is a qualified
Executive Committee held 011 March voter and having voted as such that
! r.ih, 1922, the following were ap sufficient proof is brought against
pointed as enrolling officers: 'dm or her that he or she is not, and
Ward 1?J. M. Jeter, Jr., at J. M. unlawfully voted, that he or she
Jeter's Stoie. w'!l he prosecuted to the full extent
Ward 2?J. T. Storm at Storm's <)f the law.
Drug Store. ' All persons who are not enrolled
Ward 3?J. E. Tinsley at Tinsley's with the enrolling officer may meet
Jewelry Store. with the City Executive Committee on
W rd 4 E. J. Wilburn at Stone AI??"il l?th at 8:30 p. 111. for the puri'.ardware
Co. pose of getting enrolled, if they so
The books of enrollment will be op- desire, and possess the proper nualiened
in each Ward at the places desig- fixations.*
noted from 10 a. m. until 7 p. 111. candidates must call on the secApril
11th to 15th, inclusive. retary and pay their assessments anu
The voters of the respective wards pledge by April 18th, not later
must present themselves in person 111 than 12 o'clock, noon,
order to enroll. Qualifications for be-j B. P. Alston, Jr.,
ing eligible for enrollment: Voter P. E. Wilburn, Chairman,
must be a resident of the State of Secretary. If 43-2t
South Carolina two years, a res'dentj ,
of the City of Union one year, and a
icsident of the ward in which he or A beaver colony on the east fork of
she offers to enroll for 30 days, and the Hood river in Oregon recently fellpreduce
and exhibit his or her regis- t(j u tree 18 inches in diameter across
(ration certificate and receipt for city .. a 1 ;..u?
taxes last due And in case of an a Power ,ine of the Pnclfic & L,"ht
applicant having lost State and Coun- company, plunging the entire countryty
registration certificate they may be side into darkness.
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jj GO TO J. 0. GAULT I
I FOR PRICE AND QUALITY
I Ms lb Walter H iker's Cocoa 20r
J 1 lb Walter Baker's Cocoa " 40c
I Cigarettes, per carton $1.35 1
1 Kerosene, per gallon 15c '
I Gasoline, per gallon 2fic
S Motor Oil, medium, and heavy, per quart 15c
3 Fresh Country Butter, per pound 35c j
Post Toasties and Corn Flakes, per box 10c J
fl 25tl> sacks sugar $1.65
9 1()() lb sacks Sugar $5.90
I 81b buckets L-ird $1.30 1
Loose Compound Lard, per pound 15c
Pure Lard, piv pound 15c
J 8lt> buckets Snowdrift $1.40
y Heavy, fresh I-'atback, per pound 13c
[ 19 Best Rib Meat, per pound 16c
II pint Wesson Oil 30c
1 quart Wesson Oil 50c
V-i gallon Wesson Oil 95c
Ill A" 20c Cigarettes for Lr?c
< | All 10c SnufT 3 for 25c
I All 30c plugs Tobacco 25c
I Pineapple, sliced and grated, No. 2 25c
No. 3 Dessert Peaches, per can 20c
f I Loose Vinef nr, per gallon '10c Hj
P Ilest Pink Sainton, per can 12c
Plain Flour, per barrel $7.65
kfl Self Rising Flour, per barrel $7.90
jj I Rockingham Flour, per barrel $7.90
> I Best Grain or Ground Coffee, per pound 20c
k I 1 lb can Franco-American Coffee 25c
[ ? 1 lb White House Coffee 40c
a Maxwell House Coffee, per pound 40c
j 3 Best Cream Cheese, per pound 20c
I Home CHKind Meal, per bushel $1.10
| I Irish Pqtjltoes -r?0c
fi Arm Hammer Soda, C for 25c
i I C boxes SMrchlight Matches for 25c
I. ChickenJMaLjier^liJO pounds $2.25
Horse Fee^per 100 pounds $2.25
j| 75It) sacks,Bran and Shorts, white cotton bags $1.45
1 lb Best Aed Salmon, per can 25c
I T.oose Garden Seed Beans, per quart 20c
a Sweet Potatoes, per peck 20c
I J. 0. GAULT
I I Phone 372 N. Pinckney Street |
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I *?I
I ANNOUNCEMENT I
CHIROPRACTOR
LOCATES IN UNION
WITH OFFICE OVER
STORM'S DRUG STORE
I Three evenings a week?Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, from 4 to 6:30. p. m.
E. I, Johnson is a three year graduate of the Palmer
g School of Chiropractic, "The Chiropractic Fountain|
head," Davenport, Iowa. Have had six years of successful
practice with hundreds of satisfied patients.
Chiropractic?Is a scientific method of adjusting the
J [< cause of disease, based on a correct knowledge of anato|l
my, and especially the nervous system. The Chiroprac*
t?c idea is that the cause of disease is in the persons
) afflicted, and the adjustment in correcting the wrong
I that is producing it. The function of every organ in the
i hody is controlled by mental impulses from the brain,
which it transmits through the nerves. Any impingeI
meat of these nerves interfering with the transmission
j of mental impulses results in an abnormal function called
' disease. This interference is produced by subluxated
| vertebrae Dressing upon nerv*?? ?*? ik?? ?1 *
, ?. ? * ww Mv ?a?<6ij paoo uui l rum
the spinal cord. The trained adjustor is able to locate
the point of obstruction or interference, and, by means
of adjusting the subluxated vertebrae, corrects the cause,
and normal conditions or health is the result.
I Investigation costs nothing, and means health and
I happiness.
I
E. I. Johnson
CHIROPRACTOR
J OVER STORM'S DRUG STORE, EVERY MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY FROM 4 TO 6:30 P. M.
PHONE 239-W. SPARTANBURG OFFICE?AN.
DREWS-LAW BUILDING.
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*
How To Own
. YourOwnHome . .
Making money will not alone enable you
to have your own home, whether it be a
tiny bungalow or a modern palace.
MANY persons of mature age now look back
regretfully from rented houses to the day
when they should have spent more wisely and banked
their surplus regularly. But regrets do not buy
homes.
Begin now to deposit regularly for your home-building
fund?in an interest account here.
Nicholson Bank 8C Trust Co.
Union, S. C.
Ea Un:.?n County'# oldest, largest and st longest bank #
"JPCuk Member Ftderal Reserve System
U. S. Government and State fupervision
I HOLMES-CALHOUN SEEDT COMPANY
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEED
PLANTS, POULTRY SUPPLIES
A Postal Card Will Bring Our Catalog
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
CONFIRMED PROOF J strong today as the day I gav? my
_____ former statement. I have not been
Residents of Union Cannot Doubt troubled with my kidneys since Doan's
What 11 as Been Twice Proved. j cured me and I gladly confirm all I
In gratitude for relief from aches said before."
uiui pains 01 bail backs?from distress- Price 60c, ut all dealers. Don't aiming
kidney ills?thousands have pub- I'ly ask for a kidney remedy?get
licly recommended Doan's Kidney Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that
Pills. Residents of Union, who so tes- Mrs. Cheek had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
lifted years ago, now say the results Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
were permanent. This testimony, dou-j *" "*
bly proves the worth of Dbnn's Kid-j Judge Woest's Warning
ney Pills to Union kidney sufferers. |
Mrs. J. h. Cheek, 227 W. Main St., ??j have no sympathy for persons
Union, says: "Some time ago I had *who manufacture and sell moonshine
sharp pains in the small of my back, whiskey.
I also hud severe headaches and dizzy .... . , - .. .
.. . ... , , , / "It is only a matter of a year or
spells and would have to hold on to . ... ... .. ...
., . , , /.*.. w.J two until we will see the terrible resomething
for fear of falling. I had' ... .. , . , . - ... ,.
., . T , , A , suits from the drinking of this liquor,
nervous spells and I couldn t stand the , ... ? *, . , .
. , . .. , ? . J Men, healthy to^ray, will be dying then
least bit of noise. I also felt tired and ..
. i *. i j ,? , . .... as a result of drinking such liquor,
languid. My kidneys did not act right *
ut all. Doan's Kidney Pills were so Joseph H. Woeste, new police judge,
well recommended that I bought a made the above statement. News
box at the Palmetto Drug Store and item from Cincinnati.
they entirely cured me." 1
Mrs. Cheek gave the above state- The Fat Men's club of Paris has 58
ment on March 4th, 1918, and on Jan- members, each weighing more than
nary 26th, 1922, she said: "My con- 200 pounds. There are three women
fidence in Doan's Kidney Pills is as j members.
CLOTHES YOU'LL BE
PROUD TO OWN
Surely a man may take pardonable pride in his
personal appearance. It is a mighty important factor
in his success and worthy of very careful consideration.
MICHEALS-STERN
VALUE FIRST CLOTHES
Apppeal to men who give serious thought to matters of
dress. They are always correct in style?always in good
taste. The fine woolens and expert tailoring make long
wear and faultless fit certain.
M -l-l? -
new 8iyie?, raorics ana patterns?and a new
standard of value at these moderate prices.
$22.50, $25.00 $30.00 $35.00
?See the windows
J. Cohen Co.
THE HOUSE OF SATISFACTION.