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| RIALTO1 I Wednesday and Thi 30 o 1 &' ^illl Mary J? '1 m. M J "Little Lord g i from frances hodgson bur^ nett's famous story. 8 SCENARIO BY BERNARD mc |j PHOTOGRAPHY jBY CHARLES t| DIRECTION BY ALFRED E. . ??| 1 GREEN AND JACK PICKFORD. j^V If a child's heart in pawn ^ A MHTUTD'C UC A DT I A] CI 1C Lr\ 1TIV 1 I 1L1\ J 1 lL.rn\ 1 ill JPENSE A PROUD MAN'S HEART Scene CHASTENED MARY PIC "LITTLE LORD F | RIALTO ] I TODAY | MAURICE TOURNEAU Presents An American Drama Eternal "LAST OF THE MOHECANS" * See Uncas and Hawkeye in the life! \ See the fight for life in the island cave! | See the awful massacre after the surrender of Fork j Edward! ' | See the death of the traitorous British captain, blown up with the powder magazine he planned to de- < * liver to the French! See Uncas, disguised as a bear, rescue Cora and Alice from the camp of the villainous Magua! ALSO & LATEST PATHE NEWS IJ I COMING! I | Melville's Comedians ONE WEEK COMMENCING APRIL 17TH Under the auspices of the American Legion Post No. 22, > of Union, Melville's Comedians, under their $10,000 tent- L; u theatre. ? , Special invitation to ladies Monday night. Ladies I I; ; admitted free when accompanied by one paid adult [ M ticket. OPENING PLAY MONDAY NIGHT }{ ''My Cinderalla Girl" with five big vaudeville acts. ( Entire change of program nightly. Prices: Adults a 35c, children 25c, including war tax. <> i n Tent Located Opposite Court House. I II nnrss up | l/IILMU Ul FOR EASTER ? Visit our store and get your outfit for Easter. * New Spring Dresses, season's loveliest Hats, new Blou: Silk Hosiery and Parasols. Our stock is new and is breathing the very breath of Sj I Wilburn Dry Got (After all, the best place to shop. HEATRE irsday, April 12-13 / t Pickford !f Fountleroy" ||s all this and much more is \ 1|| to be found in this produci w tion in which miss pickford * 9 plays a dual role, that of ? m "dearest" and "lord fauntleroy," her son?the most ^1g|k human, the most wonderful |||| of all pickford producmm tions. BkSgI # ?j| shows start: EL 2 - 4:30 - 7 - 9:30 A HMVCCTAM From ( | ICFOfiD'S ADULTS 40c ? CHILDREN 20c | AUNTLEROY" ' I SUNNY SMILE SPECIALS PUMPS?The dash and snap of youth! Exclusive models, new as Spring herself. Priced to make their buying easy $4.49 $2.98 In Patent Leather one . n, , ?,. , ... *n Black Kid three atrap strap Pump with a low , u , *ii D i Pump with medium MiliBaby ouis heel. In Patent I.eather Flapper one tary heel. In Brown Kid strap Pump with a low one strap with a low ColCollege heel. lege heel. 1 Ladies'Trimmed Hats at ....... .$1.00 Good quality Dress Ginghams, yard . . . 10c REMEMBER?The Sunny Smile Sale is on this entire week. The Wonder S. KRASS, Prop. Union. S. C. Ollici v W. H. (Jarratt of Oakland, Miss Evelyn James, of Morristowr a!., arrested his wife when she rut Tenn., will arrive today to spend th corner at a crossing where he was Master holidays with friends. n duty. Mrs. Carratl was driving a ? * ? iotor ear and was stopped before her Miss Lois Gardner, of Marietta, Ga usband recognized her. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. 11. B. Jen ??????? nings, in Union.?Spartanburg Joui Suh-crihe to The Union Times. "?' I ! . > (f;\ I An noun yJ We wish to annoi^ncc ft '** J ^ ^JKbB opening a garage business i" *> Motor Co., on Gadberry ?t (> 3^^*^ stand of Hughes & Jenki Iunder the name of Peoplei We propose to handle , " s [J BOh? and accessories, gas and < U ft Bp cars. We are now in posit l/\v our policy will be dictate* Jl * cess can only be obtained 1 y and our work and giving square deal. It is on such i ses, Skirts, full fashioned duct our business. I Any business you ma; pring, Youth and Beauty. ] besl attention and you ma; pert workmanship when yo tdS CO. PEOPLES G | ? PHONI ) E. J. ARTHUR-?C. E. mmTm I , Notice Notice is hereby (riven that the undersigned intend to tile with Hon. W. Banks Dove, secretary of state, on the 15th day of April, 1922, declaration for charter for "Peoples Garage. Inc.," which proposed corporation is to have its principal place of business in the City of Union, State of South Carolina. The general nature of the business which it proposes to do is to buy, sell, exchange or otherwise deal or traffic in automobiles, locomobiles, motorcycles, motor vehicles, motor supplies and accessories; to operate automobile transfer lines for passenger, mail and freight servic#, and to do a general transfer business; to sell or otherwise dispose of such privileges; to do a general repair business, and to do any .other thing generally done by an automobile garage or mo tor car company, or which may be conveniently connected with the operation of such a company. The capital stock of the proposed corporation is- to be Five Thousand $5,000.00) Dollars, divided into Fifty (50) shares of the par value of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each. The undersigned E. J. Arthur, C. E. Edwards and T. R. Sims, are all residonts of the City of Union, County of Union, State of South Carolina. Notice is also given that a meeting of the subscribers to the capital stock of the said company will be held at the office of Barron, Barron & Barron, Attorneys-at-I^?w, Union, S. C., on Saturday, the 15th day of April, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of the organization of the company and election of directors. C. E. Edwards, E. J. Arthur, T. H. Sims, Corporators. Union. S. C? April 10th, 1922. Notice An election is hereby ordered t? be held at Sardis school house Tuesday, April 25, 1922, for the purpose of voting an extra two mill tax on all of the taxable property in school district No. 89 for general school purposes. At said election on?rtrustee will be elected for said district. The trustees will act as managers and the rules governing gi neral elections will prevail. County Bo^rd Education. . | 4-11-14-17-21 Card of Thanks I take this measure to thank the good friends cf Union and vicinity for the many ways in which they so bountifully assisted in supplying the needs of my husband, Prof. Chai ier H. Jones, during his protracted illness I of over two years. Truly, "In IJni ;n F (S. C. there is strength"; in Christian fellowship the true graces of lif?? a ? to be found; and the spirit*of broth^ erly love makes us one in Christ J-'sjs. From his grateful wife, ltpd Alice J. Jones. a^Zor f/rose~ hiropractic V// Sj6pedy^? y/nj resufts Every ailment of the human body comes within the beneficial scope of Chiropractic. Backaches, headaches, general run-down conditions have ; | their sources in your nervous I | system. Our methods succeed. ' Phone for consultation. E E. I. JOHNSON 1 CHIROPRACTOR | Over Storm's Drug' Store ev erv Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening from 4 to 6:30 p. m., phone 239-W. i TRY \ I ? "velvet j* x ice cream" t j. r ,t. # Y { ?the perfect ice cream. | } We make it. 50c quart, | e { $1.75 gallon. | peoples | ?- | drug store | f cement! i to our friends that we are at the old stand of the Hames reet, next door to the burned ns Garage, and will operate i Garrfge, Inc. Genuine Ford parts, supplies >il and to specialize on Ford ion to supply your needs and 1 by the conviction that sueby standing behind our goods 1 every man, big or little, a a basis that we expect to cony give to us will receive our y be sure you are getting ex>u bring your Ford to us. ( ARAGE, INC. ,' i NO. 289 EDWARDS?T. R. SIMS b r< MME a iiffJi Y 1 r r""1 % Where Is The Deed I To Your Home? \ Where are your insurance policies? How about your other valuable papers, stocks, bonds and your jewelry? Are they safe from loss ^ ^ proof vault will solve | the" problem at the \ | cost of only a few > ^ cents a day. . * I Nicholson Bunk 8C Trust Co. | Union, S. C. Union County's oldest, largest and stionges* bank II Xfenibtr Federal Reserve System U. S. Government and "State rupcrvuioa M * (Tovev Jfect/:.. DKIRY FKRM FWCARNELL.Prop. UNION, SC. APPRECIATION " OF QUALITY' ASSURES US OF YOUR BUSINESS Protect your babies by using milk from tuberculin tested cows. Healthy cows and sanitary handling in sterilized vessels assures you of a rich, wholesome product. PHONE NO. 2204 YOUR EASTER FOOTWEAR IS READY AID WAITING We announce our . splendid preparedness to supply your Easter shoe needs. Not bankrupt and old stock, but all new goods bought Ion the new low market. Strap Pumps in Brown, Kid, Black and n_a_ I 1 1 H I I rw - raieni, low ana meaium heels. 1 o see them is to pronounce them simply perfect and their moderate prices are indeed surprising $1.95, $2.95, $3.50, $3.95, $4.95 MEN'S SNAPPY OXFORDS $3.50 and Up You haven't seen such good looking Oxfords or such wonderful values this season. It is not how much we can get, but it is how little we can take. One price to everybody. AUSTELL'S SHOE STORE | Honor Roll Primer?Ben Gault, Bernice Gault. \ J WE SERVE ,, First Grade?Veril Gault. ? .. Second Grade?Ruby Gamer. The best fountain Coca- !! Third Grade?Ruth Gault, Clark # Jault, Pauline Gault, Lena Gault, Cola in Union. ? ,, <acy Gamer, Joe Belu?. > Fourth Grade?Ottis Kelley. JJ PEOPLES Eighth Grade?Lily Gamer. ? DRUG STORE Mrs. J. H. Fisher (Jenny Colson) '? ?> nd small daughters, Dorothy and Vir- || c..v;r. ie, of Cheraw, are visiting their pa- .. rrompt service .. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Colson, on t , last Main street. - -H-H-H"!1 -M- -l"h fr-M' 'M' 'I1 ... f. i im -' ' " ? * ' ? \ ,slt f\